First off I would like to say amazing product I will most definably be purchasing this for my clients.
Now here is the problem:
I have created my form I have created loaded and modified the submitcontent.cfbak. file and I can get everything to submit to the article which is exactly as it should be but none of the field names show up all I get on my content page is the answers… so it makes the information a bit confusing is there some way to format it so that the resulting content page shows both the questions and the answers? That would make my entire week thanks you so much
i am useing the latest versions of the software as i just down loaded every thing 2 days ago
Tuesday 2/12/2010
Now here is the problem:
I have created my form I have created loaded and modified the submitcontent.cfbak. file and I can get everything to submit to the article which is exactly as it should be but none of the field names show up all I get on my content page is the answers… so it makes the information a bit confusing is there some way to format it so that the resulting content page shows both the questions and the answers? That would make my entire week thanks you so much
i am useing the latest versions of the software as i just down loaded every thing 2 days ago
Tuesday 2/12/2010
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<?php
$_POST['catid'] = '5';
$_POST['id'] = '';
$_POST['sectionid'] = '2';
$_POST['state'] = '1';
$_POST['created'] = date("Y-m-d H:i:s");
$_POST['attribs'] = 'show_title= 1;
link_titles=1;
show_intro=1;
show_section=1;
link_section=1;
show_category=1 ;
link_category=1;
show_vote=1;
show_author=1 ;
show_create_date=1 ;
show_modify_date=1 ;
show_pdf_icon=1 ;
show_print_icon=1 ;
show_email_icon=1;
language=0 ;
keyref=0;
readmore= ';
?>
<?php
$user =& JFactory::getUser();
$_POST['created_by_alias'] = $user->username;
?>
<?php
$_POST['fulltext'] =
$_POST['text_10'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['select_10'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['select_12'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['select_5'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['select_7'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['text_11'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['text_98'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['text_2'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['text_4'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['text_3'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['text_99'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['text_13'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['text_15'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['text_21'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['text_26'].'<br><br>'.$_POST['text_27'];
?>
Hi winterthorn,
You just need to add the questions - or any other text - in here
Bob
You just need to add the questions - or any other text - in here
$_POST['fulltext'] = 'The number of angels on the head of a pin is: '.$_POST['text_10'].'<br><br>The longest word in the English language is: '.$_POST['select_10'].'<br><br>'xxx: .$_POST['select_12']. . . .
Bob
you sir are my personal hero thank you so very much
Quick question, Where exactlty do you place this line of code? I tried it in the on submit section but i keep getting error messages.
Hi mrjohnson,
You're in the correct location but you probably need to wrap it in <?php . . . ?> tags
Bob
You're in the correct location but you probably need to wrap it in <?php . . . ?> tags
Bob
okay i'm placing it in the on submit box but it still isnt coming out right here is the code that i'm working with...
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<p><strong>Cheers</strong></p>
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<?php
$_POST['catid'] = '35';
$_POST['id'] = '';
$_POST['sectionid'] = '5';
$_POST['state'] = '0';
$_POST['created'] = date("Y-m-d H:i:s");
?>
<?php
$_POST['fulltext'] = 'The name: ';
$_POST['select_3'].'went by was:';
$_POST['text_4'].;
The date we met was'.
$_POST['date_7'].;
?>
Hi mrjohnson,
Thiscode is five separate lines
Bob
Thiscode is five separate lines
$_POST['fulltext'] = 'The name: ';
$_POST['select_3'].'went by was:';
$_POST['text_4'].;
The date we met was'.
$_POST['date_7'].;
most of them bad PHP. The original code was one line$_POST['fulltext'] = 'The name: '.$_POST['select_3'].'went by was:'.$_POST['text_4'].'
The date we met was'.$_POST['date_7'];
Bob
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