Hi, A client needs a form with cForms, I have put the requirements below. I'm working up a new site for, at this point, graphics work aimed mostly at Twitter. What I'm trying to do is using cForms II to send me information collected from a customer to create products specifically for the customer, which I'm calling an "order" form. I do not bill at the time of order, I bill on acceptance. (If you poke around this and the other two pages, you'll get an idea of the process.) However, it is only fair to give the customer an idea how much he/she will be paying on the collection form. I thought of adding a simple shopping cart in addition and stripping out some of the functionality, but I would still need to know what their choices were along with additional information I'm collecting through the form, so this would require the customer to make the same choices twice. Too clumsy. Rather than trying to make two different plugins talk to each other, it still makes sense to me to keep this all within cForms. What I'm thinking will do is a set of dropdowns. Each product has two or more pricing options (conditional, but I think I'll pass on trying to program in the enforcement of the conditions), and it seems like I could place the product and cost in each dropdown line and the cost by itself for the product in a hidden field for the drop-down line. Then I could have some field at the end of the group of products show the total cost for the items selected. It would seem to me that even an "onclick" function would be acceptable ("Click here for your Total.") cForms will allow read-only text fields to be entered, which honor HTML, so I THINK I could actually enter javascript code in a read-only text field at the top of the form, rather than having to mess with a php "call" somewhere on the page. To be a little more specific, I'm only concerned about summing the output values of the following fields: Twitter Background Basic Header Business Card Graphic Stationery Header/Footer Graphics Custom Favicon ... which are just a little ways under the "Graphics Design Products" heading. When I've finished my draft items for the customer, them they pay, and that will be a PayPal link on their review page. Just do this and I will send 15$ straight into your PayPal instantly. Cheers!