I'm trying to achieve that based on one of 3 choices in a form (dropdown list), the e-mail attached PDF shows a "[x]" for the choice as shown in the following example (choice 2 was chosen):

[ ] Choice 1
[x] Choice 2
[ ] Choice 3

I have read a little bit about the options to use the PHP PDF pre-processing scripts on www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/v...essing-scripts-.html

but I actually need to find and replace form output based on the choice value.
So I need some PHP line that will understand the scenario where depending on either choice 1,2 or 3 a different string replace occurs.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance and regards,

Andries

Do you find a solution?. thank's

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I'll second that the documentation is almost completely useless for any of their products.

Need to see examples to understand functionality and options. They tend to state the obvious and are very thin on useful information.

Looking forward to seeing the docs section beefed up.

Me too.

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For three days now I am trying to figure that out and as stated before the documentation is not helping at all. The problem with it is that the programmer assume that their customers know what and how they think. RSJoomla provides great products for a good price, but what does it help if you have to spend days and weeks trying to figure out how it works because of an uncompleted documentation.

orders48 wrote:
So how exactly can the documentation can help in this case ? The product documentation is provided to help you understand how the actual product works, not to provide PHP lessons. I am guessing that this is the actual soft spot - insufficient PHP related knowledge.

I think you got it all wrong, just like RPPEO did - a product documentation is not "useless" or "bad" if you can't find a copy / paste solution to your specific scenario. It would be absurd to think that we can ever create examples for basically any scenario the customer might think of...

Standard functionality will never require anything other decent Web-related working knowledge. Advanced functionality, naturally would need more knowledge - in your case PHP i presume.

Lets take the original message as an example - namely, awdhaan, needs to remove content if a certain value of a field is set... The original example, provided in the documentation does this against an empty value. Source:

http://www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/view-article/777-php-pdf-pre-processing-scripts-.html

What can be used instead:

So, i am asking you... how is the RSForm!Pro documentation incomplete ? ... or what exactly is it missing ? (obviously other then PHP scripting)