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)
Thanks for that information. I tested my first form and very impressed with the results. One question, how can I change the font color of the large heading within the completed form?
Does this form need the user to have permission to post within the section it's intended to go? For instance, I post my completed forms in an area where admins can discuss the applicant. However, with my current form app I have to give a regular user permission to post in the section but I did not give them permission to view the forum. It worked well until I found out that if a user has the option to subscribe to any thread they post in, they can view it.
Lastly, what is the PHP code to have their forum username automatically entered for a question?
Question, is there a way to embed a hyperlink into a question? With a form i created for vendors, i wanted to place the link to paid subscriptions in the question with a yes/no answer.
Question, is there a way to embed a hyperlink into a question? With a form i created for vendors, i wanted to place the link to paid subscriptions in the question with a yes/no answer.
Would it be possible to include something so you can have a calendar in the form? Clicking the calendar will then add the date/time to another text field?
Also, then when saving the form, if there's data in the calendar field, have it create a calendar event on a specific calendar?
Basically what I'm doing is creating an event calendar form, having it write to a forum, then locking that forum down to new posts, but allowing people to reply to events.
Then I want to use the RSVP hack on this forum only. Which should pretty much give me a fairly accurate event calendar.
If possible, when someone then edits the event, if it matches an entry in the forum, to update the forum post as well. This might be way too much to ask from this mod, but I thought I'd ask anyway. =)
When using the image verification option, it displays the verification correctly, but then displays the frame for the verification again under the correctly displayed verification..
Put the php code in the form hook before submit, bu you'll need to replace $q_{4} with the correct question number or if it's a combination of answers use $threadtitle.
Create forum for this.
Set forum permissions of clients to not view other threads.
Set forum permissions of clients to able to edit their own posts/ threads.
Then clients can create thread within the forum using the form (or the usual way)
But where can i assign for each User where the form will be posted into into their thread? The same form has to go into different threads depending on the User.. Can i set a default threadID for each user where forms will go? Thanks for your reply in advance.
But where can i assign for each User where the form will be posted into into their thread? The same form has to go into different threads depending on the User.. Can i set a default threadID for each user where forms will go? Thanks for your reply in advance.
Import attached file:
use following php code in the form hook: before submit
PHP Code:
$threadtitle = $vbulletin->input->clean($threadtitle, TYPE_STR);
$check = $vbulletin->db->query_first("SELECT * FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "thread WHERE title='".addslashes($threadtitle)."' ORDER BY threadid DESC");
if (isset($check[threadid]))
{
$form[action] = 3;
$form[where] = $check[threadid];
}