[Sheet Workers] The Basics

How do I make sheet worker to replace an disabled field? Here is an auto calc field: <input type="number" class="sheet-stats-base" name="attr_willpower" value="0" readonly /> I thought the sheet worker code was suppose to look like this:     on("change:physique change:intellect change:willpower_mod change:npc_willpower", function() {         getAttrs(["physique", "intellect", "willpower_mod", "npc_willpower"], function(values) {             setAttrs({                 willpower: parseInt(values.physique) + parseInt(values.intellect) + parseInt(values.willpower_mod) + parseInt(values.npc_willpower)             });         });     }); But It appears not to be the case.   Edit: Jake M. is very much right, but I posted the wrong code for my question.  So, the above is now the code I currently have.  Still doesn't work.

change the field to read only.  IIRC disabled can't be altered by sheet workers

Corrected the orginal post; Jake M. pointed out where I made a mistake.  Still doesn't work

Does this work? on("change:physique change:intellect change:willpower_mod change:npc_willpower", function() {         getAttrs(["physique", "intellect", "willpower_mod", "npc_willpower"], function(values) {             setAttrs({                 willpower: (values.physique + values.intellect + values.willpower_mod + values.npc_willpower)             });         });     });

I am getting every number in a line.  If the math is suppose to be "7+0+3+0+0", the number that shows up is "70300".  How can I make this add up?

    on("change:physique change:intellect change:willpower_mod change:npc_willpower", function() {         getAttrs(["physique", "intellect", "willpower_mod", "npc_willpower"], function(values) {             setAttrs({                 willpower: (+values.physique + +values.intellect + +values.willpower_mod + +values.npc_willpower)             });         });     });

Sorry, I'm just a guy with a set of hammers...  ;-)

You think you got some hammers?  You haven't looked in my tool box. And when I run out of hammers, I can headbutt those nails into the board.  

LOL

The "+" signs made the whole things stop working.  Do I need a bigger hammer?

This worked for me on a sheet I was working on... on('change:pp change:gp change:ep change:sp change:cp change:armor_weight change:armor_cost', function(){ getAttrs(['pp','gp','ep','sp','cp','armor_weight','armor_cost'], function(values){ setAttrs({ total_coin_weight: (+values.pp + +values.gp + +values.ep + +values.sp + +values.cp), total_armor_weight: (+values.armor_weight), total_armor_cost: Number(+values.armor_cost).toFixed(2) }); }); });

This is bothering me... how about this? on("change:physique change:intellect change:willpower_mod change:npc_willpower", function() {         getAttrs(["physique", "intellect", "willpower_mod", "npc_willpower"], function(values) {             setAttrs({                 willpower: (parseInt(values.physique) + parseInt(values.intellect) + parseInt(values.willpower_mod) + parseInt(values.npc_willpower))             });         });     });

I reworked it and it is awesome.  Thank a million, Vince.  You are all that and box of burbon.  

Ting. Ting. Ting.  Lol

For the record, I removed the "parseInt".  Decimals matter not here.  

"We don't  need no stinking decimals..."

So, if I were to want a sheet worker to apply a number to multipe places,it would look like this: setAttrs({ Vitality_1: (values.foo), Vitality_2: (values.foo), Vitality_3: (values.foo) Right?

That looks about right.  But I'm totally unqualified to make that statement.  lol But, now you have me thinking of how I can trigger multiple attributes based off of one.  hmmmm

That's how you do, I am guessing.  Because it worked.