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TOPIC: Post Data and echo it on another page

Post Data and echo it on another page 16 years 9 months ago #3956

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Hi,

is it possible, to echo the posted data via RSform on another page?
Let's say I have form1 and press submit. then I'd like to echo the posted data (for example: 'name') on the page form.php.

I don't want to use the 'thank you page'. Is there another way to do that? I have to say, that I'm not too familiar with php! :)

Thanks.

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Re:Post Data and echo it on another page 16 years 9 months ago #3958

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It sounds like this is what you're looking for.

From RSForm Pro knowledge base.


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
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Re:Post Data and echo it on another page 16 years 9 months ago #3969

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Hmm thanks for the hint. But I'm not quite sure, if this is really what I am looking for. Yes, looking at what I wrote this seems to fit. But I need to be able to use the $_POST, because I use my own php script, where I make a pdf file out of the posted data and send it via email.

Is there any possibility to send the posted data to another page and use it there within my own php script? I tried replacing {action} with the link to my php page, but this does not work, unfortunately!
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Re:Post Data and echo it on another page 16 years 9 months ago #3971

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Sounds like you should submit a ticket to tech support.

Let us know when you figure it out.

Thanks
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Re:Post Data and echo it on another page 16 years 9 months ago #3973

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Maybe, richiep, he want like us :lol:

Try this www.rsjoomla.com/index.php/RSform-How-To...lt-on-front-end.html

It's a test of component, but maybe it's what you search. Don not use them onto a product site for this time please. And help us to updgrade them.
Component RS SHow Form in build
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Re:Post Data and echo it on another page 16 years 9 months ago #4003

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Thanks for your suggestions people. I feel the component is a good thing, but nothing what I need.
I resolved the problem by just change {action} to the adress I wanna send the data. This works fine for me. B)
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