Computed Fields: Adding numeric values stored in two separate fields (basic info).
Last modified: October 31, 2009 - 11:40
Note: the Computed Field Module can be used instead of this custom code (in Drupal 5.x and 6.x)
Imagine you have two existing number fields, called field_product_price and field_postage_price. You want to create a computed field field_total_cost which adds these two fields. Create a new computed field with the name 'Total Cost', and in your computed field's configuration set the following:
- Computed Code:
$node_field[0]['value'] = $node->field_product_price[0]['value'] + $node->field_postage_price[0]['value'];- If you are using the E-commerce module the price value is available as
$node->price - If you are using the UBERCART module the public price value is available as
$node->sell_price
- If you are using the E-commerce module the price value is available as
- Check 'Display this field'
- Display Format:
$display = '' . $node_field_item['value']; - Check 'Store using the database settings below'
- Data Type: float
- Data Length: 10,2
- Default Value: 0.00
- Check 'Not NULL'
- Check 'Sortable'
While the example above uses a price and postage which both can be handled using ecommerce modules or Ubercart, there are other examples when you would want to compute two fields and the above instructions/example provide guidance.

Thanks for this
Thanks for this, it really saved my skin!
A little question
How can I add values of a multiple field ? I have an small idea but cannot find the small detail which makes everything ;)
Greg