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TOPIC: Unite front_list & com_form

Unite front_list & com_form 17 years 11 months ago #618

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Hey

Your com_form component is great!!

But why not unite the Form Frontend List Module in the Com_Form component ?
I think that will be better
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Re:Unite front_list & com_form 17 years 9 months ago #991

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Hello there,

What do you mean? You can show the results under the Form on the front-end if you wish. Please let me know if that's what you need.
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Re:Unite front_list & com_form 17 years 8 months ago #1142

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How can I show the data from the database on the front-end?
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Re:Unite front_list & com_form 17 years 4 months ago #1511

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Place your front list module somewhere visible on your site and see what you get.
If you want to include the list inside the body of your content, go get mosmodule
extensions.joomla.org/component/option,c...nk_id,944/Itemid,35/

You just include the module inside your content and all shows up there nice and pretty.
As far as editing the list from RSForm, not sure about that, don't think you can do that but someone may know more.

Details front_list
Edit module
Module Layout you put:
<table width=\"100%\">{formdata}</table>

Row Layout you put:
<tr>
<td>{firstname}</td>
<td>{lastname}</td>
<td>{email}</td>
</tr>


FYI This thread should be moved out of suggestions and more into the howto area.<br><br>Post edited by: emagin, at: 2007/12/20 16:17
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