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hi, I currently use the 'Form Hack' and am curious as to if this might be a better solution...
I'm trying to set a Mod up for Reviews and Guides that are submitted to my site... Is there a way that once they fill out the form, the form is posted - in a different format? For example some fields they fill out, will not show - and some fields they fill out, will show in different spots on the form (after accepted) Example here Left 4 Dead Review You see 'Title of Review' - is different then the title of post - can the 'Title of review' = thread title? --- I'm also curious as to how to set this up, so the form itself once accepted - posts onto a Custom page created. Like this example: Example of Custom Page And once inside the page that has the reviews, the review(form) itself, could be made to look like this: Example of Submitted Review |
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Thanks a ton for the work on this mod? Can anyone confirm this works for 3.6 versions?
Thanks, Curt |
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but when i try to get to the form link as a guest i still get to the login page :( |
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not in the form permmisions when i try to change to groups allowed in the form options i get an SQL error MySQL Error : Unknown column 'submitmessage' in 'field list' Error Number : 1054 and it happens when i try to make a new form as well ( when trying to set the permissions ) |
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i completly removed the mod and then installed the newest version ( not the one you gave me here ) instead of upgrading as before and it works , and guests see the form thanks a lot bananalive |
Hey banana, what stage are you at with putting the form to look differently after accepted/sent in?
That's a big thing I need and i dont wanna customize the other hackk I have, or this - would a donation help get it up there? PM if interested |
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I've not had a change to install this yet but I had a little question.
The thing I like about Form Hack is that I can apply logic to the resulting thread. I can use IF statements and perform logic on the inputs to generate the output of the thread and title. Is this easy to do with Easy Forms or is variable substitution as good as it gets for now? I'm not super clear from just reading the thread and looking at the pictures if it is possible or easy to apply some more advanced logic. |
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I'm thinking of adding hook locations for custom php code. |
Is there a way to choose a location to redirect the browser after the form is submitted?
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Please help.
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