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)
The prefix is a seperate field in thread database table not part of the post. $formoutput is what gets stored as the post and does not contain prefix data.
Ah, I see I've confused you. I'm taking a different route, so I'll ask a different question:
Is there any way to use PHP to append "&prefixid=f4f" onto the end of the url that is submitted? This may allow me to use an if-else statement and, if it returns true, add the actual prefix to the thread.
By the way, if there is any way you can allow users to select their own prefix, that would be a much better solution than the above. Like I said, I tried the code you offered earlier, but it didn't work. Is there any way you can add this functionality?
bananalive,
Thanks, it works.
1) It would be nice to edit this phrase as well to show the red color.
2) Which template do I edit to rearrange the form result table? I like to remove/add another column, for example
3) The sort by column header still does not work. You mentioned about using javascript in 3.7. Is it implemented yet?
Thanks for all your hard work. This is a heck of a mod.
1. i might move that into phrase for next version.
2. it's hard coded atm.
3. you'll be missing two javascript files, which are needed for javascript sort table
You answered to No to the question of whether a member can go back and edit/update their partially filled form.
How about give the user the option to delete their forms and enter a new one with updated info. Would it be able to have a Delete/Add button next to the form result table so the user can click to remove one of their form, and replace it with another.
Can AJAX feature be implemented in the future?
You know i'm trying to mold this into the trackitt.com feature so hope you can understand
form results table is currently only viewable to those who can edit forms. it is much easier to implement than updating it.
Ah, I see I've confused you. I'm taking a different route, so I'll ask a different question:
Is there any way to use PHP to append "&prefixid=f4f" onto the end of the url that is submitted? This may allow me to use an if-else statement and, if it returns true, add the actual prefix to the thread.
By the way, if there is any way you can allow users to select their own prefix, that would be a much better solution than the above. Like I said, I tried the code you offered earlier, but it didn't work. Is there any way you can add this functionality?
The forms use POST actions i.e. the data is not sent via a long url containing all the data and hence is more secure.
Im posting this with the disclaimer of many others. I have tried searching this thread but its huge and I've had no luck at the moment so my apology if its been answered.
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My problem is this. In the vb form options you can set it for the button to show up in your navbar which I have done. I use a custom template so what I need to do is assign the button a defined height and width along with a class for it to blend nicely with my layout. I have looked in the header and other locations that I can think of looking for anyway to add my desired values but I never see any reference of the button along side the other navbar buttons. Where do I need to be to achieve this?