Version: 4.3.0, by bananalive
Developer Last Online: Nov 2023
Category: New Posting Features -
Version: 4.0.x
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Released: 01-27-2010
Last Update: 10-04-2011
Installs: 1410
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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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Upload the contents of upload folder to forum root (Allow Overwrite "YES" for overwrite) clientscript\easyforms.css -> \clientscript\
clientscript\easyforms.js -> \clientscript\
Thank you for this, it worked perfectly. Is there a way to shut off the quiz portion on just 1 question so it doesn't mark it as incorrect when it needs to be a different answer for each person? No rush on this if not, just a suggestion for when you release a new version. Another suggestion would be to make it so it goes to different questions based on your answers.
Import attached file, then questions without correct answer will not be marked as incorrect
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I have been able to get away from google doc forms thanks to you. Now all we need to do is make it so we can use advanced formulas realtime like in excel spread sheets and I will be able to get away from it entirely, lol. I know that's a pipe dream, that would be way to much work for one person to do.
My form is an application process that outputs to a thread.. is it possible to allow users to fill out the form without having an account to my website/forums? If so how would I do that?
I have a large amount of forms and have decided I need to add some questions to them all.
Is there an easy way to "mass add" questions to all the forms. Or just an easy way to copy and paste the code into each form instead of going into each one individually and adding the 3 questions?
The order will be the same for all the forms, just need to add the individual questions.
My form is an application process that outputs to a thread.. is it possible to allow users to fill out the form without having an account to my website/forums? If so how would I do that?
Thanks,
Depending on where your form is located on your site, you should be able to use the permissions in
admincp>options>easyformoptions
In there you can set who can see the forms list etc..
Depending on where your form is located on your site, you should be able to use the permissions in
admincp>options>easyformoptions
In there you can set who can see the forms list etc..
I see that and was able to get that part to work.. one more question.
Is it possible to add the registration process to a form? IE you click my recruitment button it takes you to the application form and if you're not logged in the first section is to register for the site?
I see that and was able to get that part to work.. one more question.
Is it possible to add the registration process to a form? IE you click my recruitment button it takes you to the application form and if you're not logged in the first section is to register for the site?
Not really.
You could re-direct the unregistered users to the registration page, from the form, and then once they are registered they will be able to view the recruitment form.
Edit Form -> Form PHP Hooks
Form Hook: Form Start:
PHP Code:
if (!$vbulletin->userinfo['userid']) { $vbulletin->url = $vbulletin->options['bburl'] . "/register.php"; eval(print_standard_redirect('You need to register before you can view/submit this form', 0, 1)); }
Or for standard login/register message
Form Hook: Form Start:
PHP Code:
if (!$vbulletin->userinfo['userid']) { print_no_permission(); }
I have a large amount of forms and have decided I need to add some questions to them all.
Is there an easy way to "mass add" questions to all the forms. Or just an easy way to copy and paste the code into each form instead of going into each one individually and adding the 3 questions?
The order will be the same for all the forms, just need to add the individual questions.
Thanks
I'm afraid there's not a way to do that.
If you have access to phpmyadmin you could create the question in one form and then using phpmyadmin copy the corresponding row of `formbits` table and then just edit `fid` column for each question to the appropriate form id.