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)
is it possible to make an option to upload attachments in a form?
v1.9 (to be released) supports attachments for threads
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Originally Posted by anuanu
Found possible error.
When i set the permissions in the "Easy Form Options" It still wont let the user groups view the form. The permission for the Form list seems to work correctly but to view the actual form doesnt.
So far only Administrators can view the form.
First check your usergroup permissions in Easy Form Options then check the usergroup permissions for the particular form.
I think this is going to come in handy for several of my sites.
I do have a question, tho...I'm trying to add a template conditional to the Forms link in the Navbar, but for some reason nothing I do is working...
It's most likely me because I'm so new at actually writing any code, but if you could let me know how to get template conditionals to work, I'd be very grateful.
What is the code for "Custom Form Output" what is the standard code like something to go by so i can copy it and then make it to what I want it to be? Having it there is great but you did not give any instructions on how to use it or what the varibles are called or codes we need to have in the template.
I think this is going to come in handy for several of my sites.
I do have a question, tho...I'm trying to add a template conditional to the Forms link in the Navbar, but for some reason nothing I do is working...
It's most likely me because I'm so new at actually writing any code, but if you could let me know how to get template conditionals to work, I'd be very grateful.
What conditional did you want to use? To use the usergroups permission you will need to unserialize() the vboption and then use in_array()
Also when making a new form, when hitting "submit" nothing happens, the page just refreshes. It does do the action but no redirect to the forms page.
You can add the link to the forms list manually or using easyforms options to add it to navbar or quick links.
It should redirect to editing the form, once it has been created.
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Originally Posted by metalguy639
What is the code for "Custom Form Output" what is the standard code like something to go by so i can copy it and then make it to what I want it to be? Having it there is great but you did not give any instructions on how to use it or what the variables are called or codes we need to have in the template.
I'm creating a help file, attached which should help you. The default code goes through each option and depending on the question type creates the form answer.
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Originally Posted by dfe
Absolutely brilliant product!
Is there any future possibility of adding SAVE TO DATABASE option as well as post to a thread?
Possibly, there could be a possible issue if the form changed and then the old data might be corrupted.