New Posting Features - Easy Forms v4.x - Create a form or multiple forms without php or html knowledge

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)

Screenshots
There are two posts full of screenshots of this modification

• https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....64&postcount=3
• https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....65&postcount=4

Installation

1. Download and then extract .zip archive
2. Upload the contents of upload folder to forum root
   (Allow Overwrite "YES" for overwrite)
   clientscript\easyforms.css -> \clientscript\
   clientscript\easyforms.js -> \clientscript\
3. Import product file (product-easyforms v4.0.xml) in admincp
   AdminCP -> Plugins & Products -> Manage Products -> [Add/Import Product]
4. Change usergroups permissions at:
   AdminCP -> vBulletin Options -> Easy Form Options

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
• Human verification question
• Custom Question (can query database or do whatever you want using php and html)
• Date (month/ day/ year fields)
• Address
• Scale

Form can Submit to:

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

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
• Quiz Mode

Support this Modification

• Click 'Marked as Installed'
• Rate it 'Excellent'
• Consider a donation

[Mastar]

How can I write a condition to say: if NO is checked, Display "You Must Agree To Be Accepted!"?

[bigrover]

My system crashed yesterday and after restoring the database and code, I get the following error when trying to view a form:

PHP Code:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '.', expecting T_VARIABLE or '$' in /home/ourhomen/domains/ourhome2.net/public_html/vb/includes/class_core.php(4444) : eval()'d code on line 86 


I have tried creating a new form and it has the same issue. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the mod with no change. I have also disabled all the custom hooks I created to point to the forms. I am stumped at this point. The only thing that appears to be not working at this point is easyforms and I can't find a way to recover, or even start over.

I can edit the form as much as I want, I just can't view it without the error at the top of the page, and the header and footer intact. Just the form itself is missing.

UPDATE

I was able to resolve the problem by reverting some corrupted templates for EasyForms. I knew I had not customized anything in there but two of them showed up in red, indicating they were not the default version. Apparently the database restore wasn't perfect, as the templates are stored in the database on my system.

[Lazorbeam]

Does this mod offer the option to attach a file?

[spr]

Originally Posted by Alex@bulletin

Hey Folks,

i'd like to use Easy Forms to add clubs to the Forum database.
It would be great if it is possible to add a question where the users can mark a special position (the meeting place of the club) on a google map.

Does anyone know whether i could do this with the "Custom Question" feature?
If it isn't possible yet i wish it for the next release. i could make a donation too

SY

Alex

Don't know if this helps you:

1. Create a custom BB code for Google Maps (see https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=235625 or https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=234318 )

2. In the form add a normal text field labeled "Location" . If you now write the URL / address into this form field with Google Map BBcode around it, it will show the map in the forum

/spr

[zushiba]

Can I add a field to the formresults table without breaking anything?

[Alex@bulletin]

thx spr i will try that

[sbhogle]

Originally Posted by bananalive

Click create new form (below import form)

http://www.yoursite.com/forums/forms.php?do=newform

This link goes to "Page not found."

Is there a new link to use to create a form for Easy Forms?

[Crotan]

Originally Posted by sbhogle

This link goes to "Page not found."

Is there a new link to use to create a form for Easy Forms?

navigate to http://yoursite.com/forums/forms.php?do=forms

at the bottom there should be a button Create new form.

If that page also gets page not found, check to make sure the directory you installed to is correct. is forums forum for you? Double check everything.

[Crotan]

Anyone want to share their php hook for minimum post count at form start?

[TheLastSuperman]

Originally Posted by Crotan

Anyone want to share their php hook for minimum post count at form start?

Hey Crotan it's Supes... haven't had much time for BF3

You can paste this code in while editing the form:

$postcount = '300';
if ($vbulletin->userinfo['posts'] < $postcount)
        {
        standard_error(fetch_error('easyform_issues', $vbulletin->userinfo['username'], $postcount, $vbulletin->userinfo['posts']));
        }

Change the postcount value of 300 to your #

Now create a new phrase:

Phrase Type: Error Messages
Product: vBulletin
Varname: easyform_issues
Text:

An error has occurred {1}! You must have {2} posts in order to submit this form, your current post count is only {3}.

Save the phrase, now view the form and if your post count is over you'll see it just fine, if not a error message is now displayed. Set it to a value over your own current post count to properly test .