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)
ok new question. how can i allow unregistered users to upload files on the form i created. form shows image verification in that spot for unregistered users.
ok new question. how can i allow unregistered users to upload files on the form i created. form shows image verification in that spot for unregistered users.
Like he said, you have the option to change what the user sees after submitting a form.
To change the message you put your own message in the text box below
Form Submit Message:
Message the user sees when the form is submitted successfully. Leave blank to use the default message."
I want to use this message to direct them to a different url, what code can I use? I tried [URL] tags and <a href> tags and they didn't work..
I understand there is a redirect option, but I want to display a message first, and also give a few options for where to go after the form is completed.
You should be able to use html, I'll check this out.
A quick question - after the form has been submitted, a message appears stating "Form Submitted - Click here to go to the thread" (or similar). Trouble is, that only Admins have permission for the forum that the thread is posted in and if they follow the 'click here' they get an another error message...
I would therefore like to change this wording and have edited the "form_submit_message" and "form_submit_message_explain" via the phrase manager, but despite such, the message remains the same (ie the standard phrase remains unaltered)...
No doubt it is something I am doing wrong but any ideas would be very much appreciated....
This is about perfect for what I am trying to do. My members want a list of recommended restaurants across the USA and Canada. Members from various states will submit their favorites via the forms. Here is my question.
I want to output the results to a "Recommended Restaurant" forum. I guess I could manually create a thread for each state and province. Then a member will submit the forum and it should go to the correct state/province thread. Do I have to create 57 different forms to do this? Is there any way that the form could use this drop-down state/province field to know which thread to post to?
I'll have to have think about this. There is probably a way to use the hooks so that you only have to have one form.
hey there. great application. but i have a same problem that is like in the past posts. i use 3.1 and when i disallow registered users to edit forms they can not see the forms. i want them to see. use thr forms but not to edit or delete. thenk you so much..
However when I try to submit a form I get the invalid format error.
See attach. Attachment 95542
I'm using vB 3.7.4 and Easy Forms 3.1
Question 2. Is it possible to force number in text field so that both (5) and (5.00) would show as 5.00 (with decimal) and not 5 (without decimal), on submitted post? or make them both a dollar number ($5.00)
I can live without the dollar format if too difficult, but would like the other options.
I installed and can submit a form with and without a picture attachment. However, when I attach a picture and click preview I get this:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function construct_attachment_add_js() in /home/content/g/a/l/galvanm/html/app/webroot/forum/misc.php(100) : eval()'d code on line 807
Yep, changed that to what I wanted and it even shows up in italics above the field in the edit form -> Form Submit Message....however, the standard "Form was submitted successfully. Click here to view the thread." message continues to show when the form is submitted...
When a form is submitted, it takes a lot of space due to each question being on a different line. What do I edit to give it a more horizontal layout. Attached is a picture of what is posted now. I would like to be able to have two or three of the questions on one line so that it is not such a long post.