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Any progress yet on why I cant get an unregistered user to be able to use the form?
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Hi
Thanks for all the work on this. We have a working version of your hack working well on our test forum, however I'd like to have 2 forms. I have read other posts and spent some time experimenting to try and come up with the answer, with no luck. What exactly would I change, or do to the file so that I can have more than one form. Thanks again |
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Thanks for the help, I got it to work.
I thought I'd just post this for future reference: Heres how I got 2 forms to work on the same board: Copied the file and renamed it Edit the line in the hack PHP Code:
Change the title - Makes your life easier when you have more than one form Find: PHP Code:
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http://www.yourboard.com/forum/newth...do=anotherform (or whatever your formname is) |
Is there any possibility to change the name of the new thread, so that the name of the user who filles in the form is part of the name of the thread?
I want to use this hack to make an introduction Interview, for every new member. And the name of the new Thread schould sometihing like "<username>´s Interview". |
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Is there a way to add the attachment feature to this?
Also similar question as above, but Id like the answer of question one to appear as the title, is that possible? |
ok I tried what you told him,
$formtitle = "$user[userid]"; Is that the right spot? Cause it didnt work |
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