Incorporating .HTML , .CSS, and .JS into widget to create working calculator

[Acorn]

Sorry that you paid for a calculator in the first place.

The .html file will probably end up as a DIV tag with an ID that is added as Body code to a shape (rectangle) Placeholder.
The .css and .js would go into the Page Head code. These would require wrapping tags of <style>...</style> for the CSS and <script>...</script> for the JavaScript.

Look at Egg's example in this: https://www.talkgraphics.com/showthr...55-calculator; it's not what it done but where things go.

Acorn

[Egg Bramhill]

Glad you found that Acorn, I'd forgotten all about that

[graphics097]

Glad you found that Acorn, I'd forgotten all about that

Glad Acorn found it too! Thank you, Egg. In regards to my latest reply to Acorn, do you have any suggestions for what to use to read a .js file? Again, please forgive me as a newbie to all this!

[Acorn]

Glad Acorn found it too! Thank you, Egg. In regards to my latest reply to Acorn, do you have any suggestions for what to use to read a .js file? Again, please forgive me as a newbie to all this!

Window's Notepad is all you need. Open it and drag and drop the file onto the pane.

It should be readable. If so, note any copyright statements.
If not, it may be minified. You might then use https://unminify.com/ to unminify it.

Acorn

[graphics097]

Window's Notepad is all you need. Open it and drag and drop the file onto the pane.

It should be readable. If so, note any copyright statements.
If not, it may be minified. You might then use https://unminify.com/ to unminify it.

Acorn

I wish I could've paid you two, instead. Your help has been invaluable, and I can't express how appreciative I am! I did what you both advised, and the calculator is *almost* working... Except it won't do the final calculation. May be due to my own error or the coding they gave me--which one it is I am not sure. MSJE calc.web

[graphics097]

Nevermind… Definitely my error! Now just have to figure out how to delete the "Calories Burned (English)" option as its not accurate whatsoever... But now I'm rambling! Thank you for your help again, Egg and Acorn (:

[Acorn]

There are few areas that can be tweaked.

Your Height is missing its units of feet and inches.

REE?

Your responsive view has its fields dimensioned too wide and the Placeholder is not deep enough.

Entering a weight in lbs and then switching to kgs does not truncate the result so you get a very long, unprofessional, value.

I don't know why "wt1=wt/2.2"; is less accurate than the value used in "var r2 = (10 * wt*2.2046) + (6.25 * ht) - (5 * a)-161;".

Have you sorted out filling your r2 field (Calories/day)?

Acorn

[graphics097]

Sorry that you paid for a calculator in the first place.

The .html file will probably end up as a DIV tag with an ID that is added as Body code to a shape (rectangle) Placeholder.
The .css and .js would go into the Page Head code. These would require wrapping tags of <style>...</style> for the CSS and <script>...</script> for the JavaScript.

Look at Egg's example in this: https://www.talkgraphics.com/showthr...55-calculator; it's not what it done but where things go.

Acorn

Thank you, Acorn! That example actually helps me a lot. Forgive my ignorance, but I have one last problem: I am unable to open the JavaScript file to read (& then copy and paste) the coding inside it. Are there any free programs that I can download to read .js files that you would recommend?

You're the best- I really appreciate your help (: