Hello,
I want to create a form where the user submit two numbers which we sent him by Mail. On this way we want to verify that it is the correct person. The numbers are (should) be stored in an extra table (about 30.000 rows!)
For a second step the user should get an other form after successful verification to submit some new data. This data should be stored in an extra table. For this I already found the Tutorial here. Is this the right way?
I'm totally new to the "Form-Stuff"😉. How can I solve this Problem? I'm using Joomla 2.5.8 and the latest Version of ChronoForms. Do I need ChronoConnectivity to do the SQL-Querys to verify the ID-Numbers? If so, how do I "connect" both components?
Thanks for your help and sorry for my bad english so far... :/
Regards,
Zappodrom
I want to create a form where the user submit two numbers which we sent him by Mail. On this way we want to verify that it is the correct person. The numbers are (should) be stored in an extra table (about 30.000 rows!)
For a second step the user should get an other form after successful verification to submit some new data. This data should be stored in an extra table. For this I already found the Tutorial here. Is this the right way?
I'm totally new to the "Form-Stuff"😉. How can I solve this Problem? I'm using Joomla 2.5.8 and the latest Version of ChronoForms. Do I need ChronoConnectivity to do the SQL-Querys to verify the ID-Numbers? If so, how do I "connect" both components?
Thanks for your help and sorry for my bad english so far... :/
Regards,
Zappodrom
Hi Zappodrom,
If you are new to forms and coding this is going to take some work.
I would use one form to check the codes you sent (you might also think about using a verification link like the Joomla! email verification for new users). In the ON Submit event of this form you can use Custom Code (or maybe an DB Record Loader action) to check the codes.
If this is passed successfully then you forward the user to a second, more standard form to enter the new data.
I would consider doing this using a Joomla! User group to control the registration. Some of the functionality you need is already there.
Bob
If you are new to forms and coding this is going to take some work.
I would use one form to check the codes you sent (you might also think about using a verification link like the Joomla! email verification for new users). In the ON Submit event of this form you can use Custom Code (or maybe an DB Record Loader action) to check the codes.
If this is passed successfully then you forward the user to a second, more standard form to enter the new data.
I would consider doing this using a Joomla! User group to control the registration. Some of the functionality you need is already there.
Bob
Hello Bob,
thanks for your answer so far!
How do I check the codes in detail? I tried to use the DBRL already on submit but without success!
My table with the codes have only 2 columns (onlineid, hebenr). The onlineid is unique so I wrote this to the DB Field parameter but I recognize nothing. How do I compare the data entered in the fields with the data in the table? I did'nt have a clue...
Regards,
Z
thanks for your answer so far!
How do I check the codes in detail? I tried to use the DBRL already on submit but without success!
My table with the codes have only 2 columns (onlineid, hebenr). The onlineid is unique so I wrote this to the DB Field parameter but I recognize nothing. How do I compare the data entered in the fields with the data in the table? I did'nt have a clue...
Regards,
Z
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