We would use this feature as well. We wanted to offer event attendees the chance to pre-pay for meal tickets as well as to pre-pay for t-shirts, but it seemed like it would have been awkward with the current set up. We decided to wait on adding that until a future event, but if the event registration was reformatted, we would definitely use this.

We would want people to add as many meal tickets as they want at $x per ticket, and as many t-shirts at $x price per shirt.

Thanks for considering this.

Jay, thanks for posting.

I would appreciate input from other users with a similar need.

Iam trying to set up an event registration form for our site. I want itto look and function something like this one on our old site: http://www.atlantayachtclub.org/AYCpages/AYC-regattas/AYCopenregatta-reg.html

I can't figure out a good way to do the"how many dinners do you want?" fields. Basically, I need a Dropdownlist with extra costs for each item. Right now if I use a DropDown, thecost is not added to the registration cost. I have tried checkboxes andradio buttons as extra cost items, but these both look bad andare hard to understand for the users.

A single-selection Dropdown list would be configured the same way that an Extra Cost Radio Button group is configured, but would be displayed as a Dropdown selection. We would find this very helpful in setting up our events.

I'm going to change the title of this post because I think there might be a better way to think about this.

What is there were a special type of field that you could put on application forms - a CALCULATED field - which would work similar to an extra cost field?

When applying, the applicant would enter a number to a field that you have either assigned a (a) percentage (like in JayBuys case above, or for tithing) or (b) a multiple (pay $10 for each employee in your organization).

You could make your membership level "free" then and have all your membership fees determined by the values they've entered.

I currently have a client with a similar issue here.

Their members are various organizations whose membership dues are calculated based on a formula related to the amount of grant money the organization contributed in the previous calendar year. The formula would be "total grants x .0029" so each member would effectively pay a different fee.

I'd love to see the ability to base a membership fee based on a formula like this. As a fallback, it'd even been great to create a membership level with a "to be determined" blank value that could be set manually for each member.

OK, great, we will add it to our to-do list

In our association, members can invite guests to luncheons, banquets, etc. Currently, I am using a registration field that adds additional fees based on how many guests the person is bringing. (I have to use radio buttons:1 guest @ $352 guests @ $703 guests @ $105etc.)It would great if in a future upgrade, that guest fees could be calculated by putting a number in a field that multiplies it by the fee for that level (guest) and also add that number of guests as "Atttendees" in the list. Currently, only the person registering is counted.Just a wish for your wish list...Michael JohnsonPRAL Webmaster