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RSform!Pro - Professional Form Management Component » How to display the submissions in the front-end

How to display the submissions in the front-end 

Submissions can be displayed in the front-end using the mod_rsform_list module. First you'll have to download, install and configure the mod_rsform_list module. You can download it by logging in to your RSjoomla! account, and going to the Support Center > RSform!Pro Downloads > Modules > mod_rsform_list.zip

If you want to display the submissions inside an article, you have to follow these additional steps:

 

  1. You have to place the module in a module position like user4 for example(somewhere where there's no other module published)
  2. In your article you'll have to use the {mosloadposition user1} for Joomla 1.0.x and {loadposition user4} for Joomla 1.5.x syntax which triggers the LoadPosition plugin

Display submissions directly in a module [Read All]

In this article we will describe how to use the module for displaying submissions in the front-end (rsform_list).

In order to download this module you will have to log in to www.rsjoomla.com and go to "My License Codes". After you have downloaded the installation zip file just go to Extensions > Install/Uninstall (joomla 1.5x) or Installers > Modules (joomla 1.0.x), browse the file and click “Upload file and install button”. To enable the installed module you will have to go Extensions > Module Manager (Modules > Site Modules for joomla 1.0x) and click the enable icon.

The module is now up and running and ready to use. To enter the configuration screen of the module just click on the “Rsform!Pro Frontend List “ link. Here you will be able to select where you want to display the module, access level and set the order.

In the right side of the “Module Parameters” rollout you will have to set the id of the form's submissions you want to display, and build up your own layout for the submissions.

Please note that you will have to use the standard placeholders to build up the layout.

Example:

Form ID: 1

Module Layout: <table width="100%">{formdata}</table>

Raw Layout: <tr><td>{details}{FullName:value}

{/details}</td><td>{Email:value}</td></tr>

Details Layout: <table

width="100%"><tr><td>{FullName:value}</td><td>{Email:value}</td>

</tr></table>

Page Limit: 30

Simple to use and efficient in displaying submissions.

CB profile [Read All]

In this article we will describe how to display the CB profile upon clicking, for example on the submitted name. In order to achieve this, the person that submits a form must be logged in. If the user is logged in, the user ID is saved in the submissions, and then you can customize mod_rsform_list, and add something like this:

<a href="http://www.your_site.com/index.php?option=com_comprofiler&task=userProfile&user={global:userid}">{FullName:value}</a>

This will take the person that clicks the link to it's CB profile. 

Note:

The {FullName:value} is a palceholder that refers to a form component named "FullName".