Donation fields

Is there a way to have a pricing field / donation that has both radio button choices ($35, $50, etc) and a blank field so an amount can be entered? If not, is there a work around to do this?
Thanks.

Is there a way with the new paypal integration - when adding a donation field, and choosing "user definied price" to have the field be more obvious that it's looking for a number/currency?

I am using the above mentioned solution to add a user defined amount to a multiple choice donation form via conditional statement enabled but if I have the form selected to required as a rule it errors. Is there a way to fix this. I am trying to make sure a person has in fact entered either a multiple choice amount or a user defined amount into the form before submitting it.

Hope this makes sense. Many thanks to any and all that take the time to reply. New to GF but loving what you guys have done to make this sooo much of an easier, and quicker thing to do.

FM

I'm working on something like this, but with product fields for monthly recurring subscriptions. It's not clear to that this is even possible, but I want to provide a range of values along with an "other" value where the user could enter an amount. I think I have the logic worked out, but the subscription type of form only lets you send one amount to PayPal.

Also, what causes the the wrapper to have a style that prevents the form from appearing?

<div class='gform_wrapper' id='gform_wrapper_2' style='display:none'>

I think you have the right idea in terms of what I'm trying to accomplish. So, effectively, I'd like to have one hidden via CSS field, a product field on the monthly subscription form and a donation field on the one-time donation form, containing the amount that gets submitted to PayPal. Those fields would be required.

On each of those forms, there would a set radio buttons containing amounts, $20, $10, other. When you click $20, it sets the required hidden via CSS field, to 20, when you click $10, it sets it to $10, and when you click Other, it displays the hidden field and changes the focus to it. The hiding/showing when other is clicked is taken care of the conditional logic, but I'm not quite sure how to set the value of the hidden field when the amounts are changed. It shouldn't be all that complicated, but I haven't found a good example yet. I looked for a hook that would allow me to override gf_apply_rules, but I don't see an easy way to do that either.

Also, I figured out that I had overrode the GF javascripts in the header of my theme, which is why my form wasn't displaying with the conditional stuff turned on.

I've been working off of that and have a script that works on a simple form containing just the two blocks with the radio buttons and the "hidden" field:

<script>
	jQuery(".amounts input[type='radio']").change( function() {
	  var str = "";
	  jQuery(".amounts input:radio:checked").each(function () {
			str += jQuery('.amounts input:radio:checked').val();
	});
	if(str != 'Other|'){
	  jQuery(".donation").css("display","none");
	  var partsArray = str.split('|');
	  var newamount = partsArray[1] + ".00";
	  jQuery(".donation input").val(newamount);
	} else {
	  jQuery(".donation").css("display","block");
	}
	})
	.change();
</script>

I have a custom CSS class for the radio buttons called "amounts" and one for the hidden field called "donations". When you choose a number, it populates the donation field with the amount and hides it; when you choose "Other" it shows the donation field. Works exactly like I want on a simple form with just those two fields, but doesn't work at all on the entire form. I'm pulling my hair out over this one 'cause there must be a conflict, but I can't seem to find it.

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. I was headed out for a much-needed few days of R&R. Here's the static page I've been using to test the script...

http://www.fastpipe.com/media/field-change.html

The part that's visible works exactly as I want; the full form is in the source and commented out and that's where it doesn't work.

Thanks for any help you can offer...

I think you understand what I have in mind and I am using two different forms, one for a recurring subscription charge and one for one-time donations. Using two different forms isn't a big deal, but I do want to suggest some amounts and then offer an "other" option for each form. The forms without the other option are at:

Subscription:
http://thisibelieve.org/support/

Donation:
http://thisibelieve.org/support/donate/

The static form I uploaded has one of the forms. It works so long as I just include the two fields and not the entire form. The javascript problem I have is probably a selector issue, but I just can't seem to figure it out.

@carl, but will that solution work for recurring donations?