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20 Jun 2007 23:22
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aravot
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Joomla 1.0.12, sh404SEF and Forme 1.0.3.
When SEF is enabled forme doesn't function properly don't know if it is SEF problem or forme, created a form and a menu link-URL to the form, first visit to the site and forme everything seems to function OK however after submitting the form the page remain on thank you page and every subsequent visits to site the thank you page is displayed an not the form.
Site is
http://vmsh.protechsystems.us/forme/
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28 May 2007 23:19
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gab
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Hi,
Linking a form in a menu directly as a component works perfectly.
But when i try to send the data inserted in a content page with the mosforme mambot after that i have no Thank you message and i never receive the message on my email client...
I return on the same form page with all the fields deleted...
What can i do to resolve this stange problem??
Thanks!
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25 May 2007 15:39
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evilrobot
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Excellent! This worked perfectly, this is a small problem but I was able to work around it:
When attempting to use an external address it would not work for me (I was using a redirect to a https:// - didn't try a http:// to see if it would work) - to fix this problem I just put the link in a wrapper, made a menu link to it, copied the url of the menu link, unpublished the menu item, and then put the link to that in forMe.
Also, I'm still having problems getting fields to line up horizontally...
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25 May 2007 02:48
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alex
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In order to show the form in the same page as the results (like in our Demo here:
http://www.pimpmyjoomla.com/forme/index.php?option=com_forme&fid=1&Itemid=37
I did the following:
1. In my joomla template, i set up this code:
<?php mosMainbody();
if(mosCountModules('user1')) {
mosLoadModules('user1', -2);
} ?>
This ensures me that if a module is published in user1, it is being displayed under the body.
2. I added a new menu item that points to my form link
3. I...
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24 May 2007 07:05
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Peter Brooks
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Thanks - I am using the link method. I have an idea for an improvement. Allow the entry into the attributes of the Menu-component
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24 May 2007 06:42
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Peter Brooks
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I have discovered that I can change the link:
eg. option=com_forme&fid=2 , this then links to the second form.
How to do this from the menu is perplexing.
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24 May 2007 06:00
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alex
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Hello Peter,
in your Forms Manager Screen, you have a Link column. copy(or click) that link, and add it to your main menu as a New Menu Item / Link(URL).
Let me know.
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24 May 2007 05:53
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Peter Brooks
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Great product. I am using v1.0.2. I have created 2 forms. Only the first form I created is being made available. I would have assumed there would be a parameter to enter in the Joomla menu to distinguish which form to execute.
How does the menu know which form to run?
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23 May 2007 03:11
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alex
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Lets talk this from the begining. Assuming you created a new form(lets say index.php?option=com_forme&fid=1), so ID is 1.
Add a menu item to that form link. Then, publish the module and make sure it's on the Form Menu item too.
Edit the module, and at the field Form Id: type 1. This should make your results visible. Let me know.
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22 May 2007 15:46
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steph
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Hi Alex,
Lovely component you've written. It constantly amazes me the quality of the work so many people put into Joomla!
Anyway, here are some suggestions for Forme, gleaned from what I've been doing with it (private server, sorry I can't show it in the showcase):
Grouping/Rating/Ranking:
-Have a row of radio buttons for a particular Question: ie:
'How do you rate Forme: [1][2][3][4][5]'
This can be achieved with a select pull-down menu, but is not as good visually...
-Have a divider element:
Add the...
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17 May 2007 12:31
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Laura
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Thanks for the fast response, and yes i did that but it want show up (the assigned module to the generated form menu entry).
You can see it here beatboxbattle.net/demo/index.php?option=com_forme&fid=3
There should be 2nd menu module under the main.<br><br>Post edited by: Laura, at: 2007/05/17 10:32
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17 May 2007 12:29
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alex
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Hm, i don;t think it's a bug. Modules are displayed on Menu Items. In order to make a module show, you have to add the Form link to one of your menus, lets say mainmenu (by creating a new menu item, and selecting Link - Url as option, then adding \"index.php?option=com_forme&fid=1\" to it's Link field. After that, you have to go to your Modules screen, edit your module, and make it visible on this new Menu Item. Let me know if it worked for you.
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16 May 2007 15:58
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alex
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Assuming your live url is www.pimpmyjoomla.com
Go to your Admin Forme Screen, Click on Forms Manager. You will get a list of your forms. If you look at the columns, you have a Link column.
Copy that link, and paste it to your live url. You will get something like this:
www.pimpmyjoomla.com/index.php?option=com_forme&fid=2
You can add this url into your Main menu if you wish.
Let me know.
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16 May 2007 13:32
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alex
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Sure,
Go to the Forms Manager, Click On New,
Add your form info Form Title, Form Id, Type in a Thank you message(optional), thenk click on Apply (the form is saved now).
After you save the form, click on \"New Field\", and add yout fields. Publish the form, then add a link to your joomla menu and that's it. Let me know if you have problems.
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15 May 2007 17:33
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Jilic
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What I mean is, a numbering system.
Which will also be used in an email.
Someone fills in the form.
He/she will get an email with the info.
it has name, number and other info in it.
We get the same email and/or export to excel.
When someone comes to us, who booked online, can give his/her name and we need to search that name.
If someone says, I got reservation *1501*, then search&finding that reservation easier.
For a helpdesk it could be, Customer types in problem and get...
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