Originally Posted by bananalive (Post 1790848)

Call the question 'Human Verification', it will use captcha, etc depending on your forum settings.

Permissions:
Either vbulletin options or use form permissions in advanced options of edit form.



Edit Form, Scroll Down, Advanced options, Form BB Code

Originally Posted by Zarxrax (Post 1813188)

I tried to set up my forms so that when someone submits a form it goes into a specific forum as a new thread. Then the user who has submitted forms should be able to see their forms there, but not anyone elses.

I think I have this set up correctly, but some of the threads are showing up as "moderated". I'm not sure what this means, and whether it is related to easy forms, or if it's caused by vbulletin?

Originally Posted by rtt.pyro (Post 1813158)

Hi,

Thank you for this great product, but I am having some trouble.


After I install it, I go to the easy form options but none of it allows me to edit it. By default, all of the user groups are able to view the forms, but when I go to the forms list, i get a permission denied page even though I am a full admin.


Any idea what could be going on?

Thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by jl255 (Post 1813053)

I also cannot get human verification to work. I've entered in the question as 'Human Verification' but it doesn't appear. What's wrong??

Originally Posted by buurman (Post 1812877)

No pressure, but do you see this releasing any time soon?

Coming soon:

* Allow attachments for posting in thread (a Reply?).

Im loving your mod, I voted for it, so did my dog and goldfish, but would realy, realy like this functionality m8!

Thx for the fine php...

:up:

Originally Posted by ktoronto123 (Post 1812758)

This is a great mod!

Two questions

1) When emailing the form results, is it possible to replace the "FROM" as from the submitter's own email address?

2) Is it possible to submit the same form to more than one email address? I.e. I have check boxes of three possible email recipients in the form, the user can select A and B to receive the form output, and then the form will email it to them. I'm thinking this requires a preform submission PHP but I don't know how to gain access to the variables.

Originally Posted by nascartr (Post 1811988)

I apologize if this has been addressed already but let me explain my next question.

We have a Pick One NASCAR game and each member can pick one driver per race for points. They cannot pick the same driver more than once. What I was wondering is if there was a way that this form system can remember what a member picked and not show that option the next time they use the form on a per member basis?