Use the custom form output

Use $qo[1] for drop down menu

$qn[8] to show question 1 eg. Age

$q[8] $qo[8] to show question 1 answer eg. 45

So just put then on the same line.

$qn[1] $q[1] $qn[2] $q[2] $qn[3] $q[3] replace numbers with your question numbers, and use bb code around the questions for bold font.


eg: [B]$qn[1][/B] $q[1] [B]$qn[2][/B] $q[2] [B]$qn[3][/B] $q[3]

hmmm....I thought I did it right but now when I try to submit the form, I get this error message.

The message you have entered is too short. Please lengthen your message to at least 3 characters.

This is what I entered in the custom output box.

$qn[1] $q[1]
$qn[2] $q[2]
$qn[3] $q[3] $qn[4] $q[4]
$qn[5] $q[5]
$qn[6] $q[6] $qn[7] $q[7] $qn[8] $q[8]
$qn[9] $q[9] $qn[10] $q[10]
$qn[11] $q[11]

Try putting some text in somewhere, like a header.

[CENTER][B][SIZE=4][COLOR=Red]United states[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B][/CENTER]

Or just some dots right at the bottom of your form.

OK...when I tried that...the form submitted but the post only showed the "United States" centered in red. None of the other questions and answers showed up.

If I remove it all and just use the default, everything shows up fine but not if I try the custom output.

OK....the problem was that I had my head too far up where the sun doesn't shine. I was using the order of the questions instead of the actual question number. Sorry about that.

One ...hopefully last...question. For yes/no questions, the output is 1 or 2 whether I use yes/no type question or a drop down box with yes and no as answers. How can I get it to actually show yes or no instead of the numbers?

$qo[x] replace x with your question number. :)

How would one add a prefix setup in the admincp to the new thread when they submit it?

Remove[indent] bbcode for answer bbcode, and add \r\n at end of answer bbcode. Or use custom output.

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