New Posting Features - Easy Forms - Create a form or multiple forms without php or html knowledge

EASY FORMS FOR vB 4.x here

Easily create forms with no HTML or PHP knowledge. Questions can be made compulsory and are checked before the form is submitted. Forms can be previewed. (You can create multiple forms)

Backwards compatible with vb v3.7.x and 3.6.8

Example Form | Help File | Version History

Question Types:

• Single line text
• Multi-line text
• Multi-select checkboxes
• Single-select radio buttons
• Single Select Dropdown
• Yes/No
• Multi-line text field using vbeditor (max one per form - limited by vB)
• Human verification question
• Custom Question (can query database or do whatever you want)
• Date (month/ day/ year fields)

Form can Submit to:

• new thread in forum
• new post in thread
• new pm to user
• email address
• save to database

Installation:

• Just Import the Product File
• Set usergroups options
  admincp -> vboptions -> Easy Form Options
• View/Create forms at
  http://your-forum.com/forums/misc.php?do=forms
• Click installed to get latest updates

More Features:

• Form list categories (optional)
• Preview form (can disable for individual forms)
• Optional questions
• Form Sections
• Prefix support - you can choose which prefix you want thread to have
• Different thread/pm title to form title with variables {username} {userid} and {q_1} (replacing 1 with appropriate question number)
• Poll Options: Multiple choice, public vote, poll question, poll options, poll timeout
• Regular expression match for single line text input field
• Usergroup permissions per form
• Forumid/threadid/username can be specified by input via {value=X} in dropdown, single line input or radio buttons
• Multiple dropdown select for form usergroup permissions (still optional - leave blank to not use)
• Option to show link to form list in navbar and quick links (separate options)
• Import/ Export your forms as XML files - great for transferring forms across forums or creating backups
• Specify bbcode for questions/ answers/ sections for the form's output
• Form Hooks: (uses php code)
  1. Before form submitted
     Useful for: your own form validation, multiple form outputs, etc.
  2. At form start
     Useful for: banning userids/usergroups from form, setting minimum post count,etc.
• Attachments allowed for posting new thread
• Mass Copy Forms & their questions

Coming soon:

• Allow attachments for posting in thread

Translations:

• French/ Fran?aise http://www.vbulletin-ressources.com/...apides-t14717/

[SupraGame]

Originally Posted by bananalive

What vbulletin version are you using?

im using 3.8.1

[SupraGame]

actually fixed.

i realized that when it copied the form. it didnt update my {q_x} {q_x} in the PM title. all i have to do is change that.

[Yago]

I get this when I try to go to my form. My Vb is 3.8.2

"admin, you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons:

Your user account may not have sufficient privileges to access this page. Are you trying to edit someone else's post, access administrative features or some other privileged system?
If you are trying to post, the administrator may have disabled your account, or it may be awaiting activation. "

[TNCclubman]

Originally Posted by bananalive

I've added option: Form Results Poll

This displays the results like in the attached screenshots.

Amazing!

Thanks!!!

[Simon Lloyd]

Originally Posted by Yago

I get this when I try to go to my form. My Vb is 3.8.2

"admin, you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons:

Your user account may not have sufficient privileges to access this page. Are you trying to edit someone else's post, access administrative features or some other privileged system?
If you are trying to post, the administrator may have disabled your account, or it may be awaiting activation. "

Have you set the permissions in the admincp for the usergroups who can access this form for editing, then when editing the form you have to set the usergroups who can access it.

[vash911]

Is there a way to filter the forms into different forums based upon a drop down selection or radio button.

Example-
Question:
Please Select Your Favorite Car
A: Car A
B: Car B
C: Car C
D: Car D

If the Person Selects A when he completes his form it is sent to Forum A
If the Person Selects B when he completes his form it is sent to Forum B
etc

[MoveOver.cc]

Please explain (if possible) how I would a add the answers to the form into a table (something like excel) which added every time the form was completed.

Found the table which is cool. I am trying to use this as an event registration form where users fill out the appropriate fields and are then saved in the database. What I really need to add to this is a way that I can sort by heading (like excel) so I can work out how many users have clicked each question.

Thanks

[bananalive]

Originally Posted by vash911

Is there a way to filter the forms into different forums based upon a drop down selection or radio button.

Example-
Question:
Please Select Your Favorite Car
A: Car A
B: Car B
C: Car C
D: Car D

If the Person Selects A when he completes his form it is sent to Forum A
If the Person Selects B when he completes his form it is sent to Forum B
etc

Form Hook: Before Submit:

PHP Code:

if ($qo[15] == 'Car A')
{
  $form[forumid] = 16;
}
else if ($qo[15] == 'Car B')
{
  $form[forumid] = 17;
} 


where 15 is the question hash and 16 and 17 are the forumids or Forum A and Forum B

[bananalive]

Originally Posted by MoveOver.cc

Please explain (if possible) how I would a add the answers to the form into a table (something like excel) which added every time the form was completed.


Found the table which is cool. I am trying to use this as an event registration form where users fill out the appropriate fields and are then saved in the database. What I really need to add to this is a way that I can sort by heading (like excel) so I can work out how many users have clicked each question.

Thanks

Have a look at the form Results poll view added here. That could help you. It would not be easy (if possible at all) sorting by questions.

[Simon Lloyd]

Is there a way of redirecting the user to the thread they just created using the form after they submit it?