setting: Joomla 3.1.5
extension: chronocontact (latest)
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Hi there,
I´ve made a really goodlooking form and when testing it on my backend it works wonderfully.
Problem: It doesn´t display in my article.
I´ve used this form: {chronocontact}myformname{/chronocontact}
I´ve already stripped out the <p> ... </p> in my database.
I have also installed chronoforms v.4.0, when I put there {chronoforms}myformname{/chronoforms} the form displays correctly - but after trying very hard I couldn´t manage to get the form validated on submitting (which was easy with chronocontact).
So please: What do I have to do to make my form visible in my article?
Tia Talkingjazz
extension: chronocontact (latest)
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Hi there,
I´ve made a really goodlooking form and when testing it on my backend it works wonderfully.
Problem: It doesn´t display in my article.
I´ve used this form: {chronocontact}myformname{/chronocontact}
I´ve already stripped out the <p> ... </p> in my database.
I have also installed chronoforms v.4.0, when I put there {chronoforms}myformname{/chronoforms} the form displays correctly - but after trying very hard I couldn´t manage to get the form validated on submitting (which was easy with chronocontact).
So please: What do I have to do to make my form visible in my article?
Tia Talkingjazz
Hi Talkingjazz1,
As far as I know there is no plugin released for ChronoContact. One of the multi-purose show content plugins might work with it though.
Bob
As far as I know there is no plugin released for ChronoContact. One of the multi-purose show content plugins might work with it though.
Bob
One of the multi-purose show content plugins might work with it though.
Bob
Hi Bob,
I had already read that you suggested a multi-purpose-plugin to someone else. I tried - and failed. No way to display the contact-form as described above.
The solution then was very easy:
There ist no need to display the chronocontact-form in an article when you just want to display the contact form. You can manage to "turn on" the form through a normal menu - you just set a link to chronoform there (like you would, otherwise, to an article) and put in THERE the name of your form.
I´d like to suggest that the developers write this "how-to" into a "readme".txt - might help some other people and save time I spent today when trying and trying and trying ;-)
Tia Talkingjazz
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