Although there's a search-function in RSTickets it would be great if there was a way to have some kind of dropdown-listbox which makes it possible for a Super User to be able to view all Support Tickets from a particular customer (Tickets-Layout). The search-function doesn't always return (all) the expected results when used. Is there such an option available or some kind of "Filter" in your TODO-list to be able to filter tickets from particular customers, with particular statuses, etc.

I know...

Hello,

When publishing the submitted information via RSForm!Pro menu items, you can choose to only display the confirmed subscriptions(this would be done from the menu item configuration).

As for the emails, these can indeed be deferred until the payment is confirmed by the PayPal gateway. Simply enable this feature as explained here:

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/v...-payment-plugin.html

Hello,

Using RSMembership! you can allow a membership to be subscribed more then once for an user or you can have a membership unique(this will only allow one subscription of the membership in question per user). Configuring a membership is explained here:

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/v...316-memberships.html

If a logged in user(which is subscribed to an unique membership), tries to subscribe again, it will not be possible and a message will be displayed saying so....

Hello,

RSMembership! has various menu items for you to choose from to display your memberships. A "List Layout" menu item is available:

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/v...ship-menu-items.html

PS: If you are still having difficulties on this, a direct URL where we can view such behaviour will help.

I want to assign a few people to write newsletter from the front end when they are Manager or Administrator. But there is no menu item that can be set to do that even for a super user. It can be done in RSEvent Pro and also Joomla allows front end article management for an Author/Editor/Publisher user.

Currently on backend login will allow RSMail access to write newsletter.

Thanks

After I upgraded to the new Joomla and Gantry framework, the RSForms quit working when embedded into articles. If I create a menu item and make the content an RSForm, it will work, but if I embed the HTML code or {rsform 1} into an article, it will not work. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the plugins and everything, and nothing works to get these forms to load.

Any suggestions?

i found lots of rsform code to total 'per record' totals. how do i calculate the sum of a field over several records. i think i can use the view sumisison menu item to display the total. it should show the total of the result on the page, not all records. please advise. thanks.

Hello,

You can try adding the folder via the Shared Content feature of a membership. When adding content to restrict, you can also select a folder:

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/v...s.html#sharedcontent

To better secure the files, you can put these files into a folder that is outside the public HTML area and you can also use a .htaccess with "Deny from all" to restrict the direct access.

Eventually the folder that is part of the Shared Content area of...

Ok so I still dont get it.
Here is what I am trying to do below is a sample of what is on my admin email.
{Produkt 1:caption}
{Produkt 1:value}
{Produkt 2:caption}
{Produkt 2:value}
{Produkt 3:caption}
{Produkt 3:value}
{Produkt 4:caption}
{Produkt 4:value}
{Produkt 5:caption}
{Produkt 5:value}

There are about 14 products with drop downs so they can order 1-10 items of each product.
Everything works perfect accept that when I test it and make a order in the admin email it comes back...

Hello,

When configuring your emails, you can use your form's specific placeholders which return the submitted data. You can view these specific placeholders in the backend > Components > RSForm!Pro > Manage Forms > your form > Properties > User/Admin Emails, here in the right area by clicking on the "Toggle Quick Add" button a list of such placeholders will be displayed.

A more detailed information on configuring the RSForm!Pro generated emails can be found here:...

So I have created a small order form for a website with drop downs that contain a product and then a drop down with the numbers 1-10 for ordering.
My question is how do i set it so that when the admin email comes to the client they only see the person that orders info and the items they ordered, not the whole order list with items they didt order as well.
Thanks

I'm using the menu item 'index.php?option=com_rsform&view=directory' to display the submissions directory of a particular form.

In the admin section, you can choose which fields to display, however, the only fields to choose from are those added while editing the form and not the defaults such as 'global:date_added'.

The only thing I can think of is to add a hidden field but when I use that with the {global:date_added} placeholder in the default value, it just passes the placeholder text and not the date value. Is there some other way to do this?

Thank you!

Created a menu item "RSEvents! Pro » Create event"

The ONLY usergroup that can use this is Manager & Administrator - is that how it was intended for frontend submission?

I need users under the Registered group have access to add events through frontend submission, just like they can add articles.... Is this not possible?

Anytime someone outside of the Manager & Administrator group trie to click that menu item, it gives a 500 error....

After submitting (or pressing a cancel button) I would like the user to be redirected to the URL that brought them to the form. The forms that I'm using are on hidden pages (menu items) which are gotten to by links. I want to be able send them back where they came from.

Is this possible? If so, any suggestions on how I do this?

You may want to do this is so you don't have to go back to each form and edit it whenever something changes (i.e. brotherhood mass e-mails, do you want to add/delete an e-mail each time someone joins/quits?).

The code you need is below:
...