Hi all,
is there anyway to setup a period for the form to posted up and a period where it will unpublished?
What i wish to do is like open the form for registration from 23-3-2009 Morning 8AM to 24-3-2009 12AM only. Is there anyway i can do it like i can set a period when an article can start publishing and when to unpublished it.
is there anyway to setup a period for the form to posted up and a period where it will unpublished?
What i wish to do is like open the form for registration from 23-3-2009 Morning 8AM to 24-3-2009 12AM only. Is there anyway i can do it like i can set a period when an article can start publishing and when to unpublished it.
Hi hhaneh,
Yes it is; I did something like this for a client a year or so ago -I'll see if I can dig out the code.
Bob
Yes it is; I did something like this for a client a year or so ago -I'll see if I can dig out the code.
Bob
Hi hhaneh,
I think you can do this with a little redirect in your form html
Bob
Ps The application I wrote was much more complex than this, allowing for closure at weekends and on holidays as well as times of the day.
I think you can do this with a little redirect in your form html
<?php
$open = strtotime( '23-Mar-2009 08:00' );
$close = strtotime( '24-Mar-2009 12:00' );
if ( time() < $open || time() > $close ) {
global $mainframe;
$mainframe->redirect('index.php');
}
?>
Not tested and may need de-bugging.Bob
Ps The application I wrote was much more complex than this, allowing for closure at weekends and on holidays as well as times of the day.
Hi Bob,
Thanks man, it works. It just add in an error message. Haven't found any error.
Thanks man, it works. It just add in an error message. Haven't found any error.
<?php
$open = strtotime( '18-Mar-2009 08:00' );
$close = strtotime( '19-Mar-2009 23:00' );
if ( time() < $open || time() > $close ) {
global $mainframe;
$mainframe->enqueuemessage("Sorry, the registration period is over.", 'error');
$mainframe->redirect('index.php');
}
?>
Hi hhaneh,
I added a closing ?> tag to your code just in case someone copies it.
Next time you can save a little typing by adding the message directly into the redirect
Bob
PS I'm just writing a ChronoForms PlugIn that will do this - and quite a bit more !
I added a closing ?> tag to your code just in case someone copies it.
Next time you can save a little typing by adding the message directly into the redirect
$mainframe->redirect('index.php', "Sorry, the registration period is over.", 'error');
Bob
PS I'm just writing a ChronoForms PlugIn that will do this - and quite a bit more !
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