Hi all,
I have been using chronoforms for some time now and it works great.
I was wondering if the next scenario is possible to realise with chronoforms:
On our website people use a chrono form to register themselves on a waitinglist for a kindergarten.
The information given is then put into a mysql database with time stamp and autonumbers.
The email sent contains all the info given during the registration.
It would be great to send a url in the confirmation email where people are able to see and change the same chronoform to add or edit information wich is allready in the database.
For instance with the emailadress and registrationnumber we could lookup the info in the database.
As i have learned all the basic needs for php and mysql from the internet it would be great to have a push in the right direction.
Thans in advange
Brgds
Hans
I have been using chronoforms for some time now and it works great.
I was wondering if the next scenario is possible to realise with chronoforms:
On our website people use a chrono form to register themselves on a waitinglist for a kindergarten.
The information given is then put into a mysql database with time stamp and autonumbers.
The email sent contains all the info given during the registration.
It would be great to send a url in the confirmation email where people are able to see and change the same chronoform to add or edit information wich is allready in the database.
For instance with the emailadress and registrationnumber we could lookup the info in the database.
As i have learned all the basic needs for php and mysql from the internet it would be great to have a push in the right direction.
Thans in advange
Brgds
Hans
Hi Hans,
Yes you can do this. At the beginning of the Form HTM check the $user object for their user-id then look up the information in the database table and set the values in the form fields.
If you search here on getUser you will find several threads describing how to do this.
Bob
Yes you can do this. At the beginning of the Form HTM check the $user object for their user-id then look up the information in the database table and set the values in the form fields.
If you search here on getUser you will find several threads describing how to do this.
Bob
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