Would a permission Setting not be good, set Usergroups that are allowed to use this Form. So when I put it into the Navbar, only a certain usergroup can use this function ? That would be appreciated.

Also maybe the phrase "State" could be changed into "Country" because for outside-US that might not fit so much otherwise.

Will add/change this on the next version. Thank you!

Fine. Thank you for this great mod. ;)

Another Idea would be to include the IP of the sender into the Email. And maybe alternatively also leave a choice in the settings of the AdminCP if the Form is send via Email or PM, or both even, setting the ID of a User this Form is supposed to be send to. Since sometimes Emails get lost, as backup this way the Form would be also send as a PM and for sure reaches its destination.

Feature requests:
* Forum permissions to allow/disallow users from submitting the form
* Certain criteria needs to be met for user to submit form. eg. x amount of posts, Also the ability to ensure user is in stated usergroups, eg. is in x, y, z usergroup etc.
* Form gets posted in designated forum section
* Poll gets created in that thread with yes, no, not yet. (definable in the admincp)

that would be pretty sweet, but none the less thanks for sharing, I will hold off installing this until it advances.

really nice work. tagged:)

thakn's Installed

Maybe I read it quick or missed it but is this a link to the form that is emailed upon request or how is used on a site.

Looks great by the way.

How would I go about editing some of the questions? for example I would like for current staff members to be able to apply for other positions. I would also like to be able to edit some of the other questions.

Thanks

Edit: Never mind, editing the template seems to work. Maybe for the next version (if you make one) have some options in the admin panel for editing/changing questions?

No. This is an actual moderator application that your users can submit on your site and once submitted, it will be emailed to the email address(es) specified in the vBulletin Options

It's actually a bit more difficult than that. In order to change the questions, you have to change the template along with a few areas of the php file. Depending on how you want it answered (eg. radio buttons, textbox, etc) thats another task