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Easy Forms v4.x - Create a form or multiple forms without php or html knowledge
Developer Last Online: Nov 2023
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)
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Thanks!
I am posting output to a thread. I would like the content of field $q[18] to be added as tags. Is there a way to add tags to a new thread? Is it possible, not to post questions in the output, if nothing has been entered in the field? |
#643
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I'm trying to make this example work for my forum to let users choose the forum where their thread will be posted. I currently have it as:
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if ($qo['38'] == 1) { $form['forumid'] = 112; } elseif ($qo['38'] == 2) { $form['forumid'] = 113; } elseif ($qo['38'] == 3) { $form['forumid'] = 114; } Also, is there a way to set the prefix based on a selection from a drop down? |
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Is it possible to create conditional questions? example:
If answer to question X = Y, then display question Z. If answer to question X = not Y, then do not display question Z. |
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Great mod but I could do with a bit of help
I'm not sure if I can do this anyway but when I try and change the colour of the title, it displays in the title, for example. PHP Code:
Here is an example of my questions PHP Code:
Shawn |
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Also look at the code yo posted. You are missing a ]. You have: PHP Code:
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Cant use colour code in the title, it works in the add on but outside of that i.e post titles it shows up with the bb code. Just go to go through the forms now and edit them all accordingly. Thanks again :up: |
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Hello
I create form with bbcode editor but Image not shown in form & just shown that link What is problem ???? |
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I've searched through all the comments for this mod and haven't really found what I'm looking for so I figured I'd try posting my question. There may be an easier way to accomplish what I'm doing as I'm still new to vbulletin. Here's what my goal is..
I have a form (form B) that is contingent upon the user completing another form (form A). I accomplished this by adding some php code into form B to look for stored responses for form A for the user. Form B is only displayed if there are collected responses for form A. This is all working fine. In form B, I want to have a field that is populated with responses from a field in form A. The field will be a drop down list of the collected responses from form A. I tried creating a custom question field in form B with the appropriate code and it does work, but it prints the question above everything else on the page. I'm not sure how the custom field is supposed to be used, or if there is an easier way to accomplish this. Please advise. Thanks, Patrick |
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Actually... I just figured it out. I'm not sure where it's documented, but I saw an old post that was using a variable named $answer to add the html field to. Apparently that's a special variable name that makes it work. You don't have to return or echo the variable, it just gets picked up when the form displays.
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AdminCP -> vBulletin Options -> BB Code Settings -> Allow [IMG] Code in Non Forum Specific Areas -> Yes
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