I have seen so many posts about this but can't find my solution.
I am running Joomla 2.5.4 locally on my Mac with the latest Chronoforms component which I downloaded today along with the latest plug in.
All installed fine. I created a very simple form. Created a module and included the code:
I know plug ins are ok to use in modules for this installation because I am also using AllVideos plug in syntax in another module.
No link because the site is on my machine locally.
I am running Joomla 2.5.4 locally on my Mac with the latest Chronoforms component which I downloaded today along with the latest plug in.
All installed fine. I created a very simple form. Created a module and included the code:
{chronoforms}free_smm_report{/chronoforms}
. But all that shows is the code, not the form.I know plug ins are ok to use in modules for this installation because I am also using AllVideos plug in syntax in another module.
No link because the site is on my machine locally.
Hi Bob,
I read the FAQ and made sure everything was done as instructed, but I still only see the code in the module, and not the actual form.
I now have the site on a dev server: http://j2studio.com/bto/
Can you have a quick look?
I read the FAQ and made sure everything was done as instructed, but I still only see the code in the module, and not the actual form.
I now have the site on a dev server: http://j2studio.com/bto/
Can you have a quick look?
Hi jjspelman,
There's nothing extra to do - it looks as though your module doesn't support the ChronoForms plug-in. There are System plug-ins and Content plug-ins and there are different Joomla! events codes events used to trigger the plug-in loading and these may not match up here.
Why not put the whole module content in the form and use the ChronoForms module?
Bob
There's nothing extra to do - it looks as though your module doesn't support the ChronoForms plug-in. There are System plug-ins and Content plug-ins and there are different Joomla! events codes events used to trigger the plug-in loading and these may not match up here.
Why not put the whole module content in the form and use the ChronoForms module?
Bob
I suppose I was unaware that I could include any other content other than a form in a ChronoForms module. Is there any documentation you can point me to?
Hi jjspelman,
You can add any HTML you like in a form - and then include the form using the ChronoForms module.
In this case I'd use a pair of Custom Element elements from the Advanced Element group and put one before and the other after the current form code.
Please see this FAQ for a bit more info on using custom HTML.
Bob
You can add any HTML you like in a form - and then include the form using the ChronoForms module.
In this case I'd use a pair of Custom Element elements from the Advanced Element group and put one before and the other after the current form code.
Please see this FAQ for a bit more info on using custom HTML.
Bob
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