Hello,
Bit of a noob here, but I did take the time to do days of searching on the forums and reading through tutorials to try and find a solution for this. I am sure someone has probably posted on this or I overlooked it in the great amount of information on ChronoForms.
Joomla 2.5.8
ChronosForms 4.0 RC3.5.2
Form contains model number check boxes for customer to select. Some of the check boxes have only one choice, which at first I thought was the issue but it turned out some of the multiple choice check boxes were not going through and some of the single choice ones were.
The field naming convention was the model numbers we use i.e. 5850, 3500L, 3400 etc. Looking at the debugging output of the array I noticed that some of my fields output [0]. [1] instead of the field name/id.
It took awhile for me to notice the pattern and thought I would give it a shot even though it would seem there would have been a clue somewhere in the field naming to not do this (there might be but I have not seen it).
It appears that any of our model numbers that were only four digit numbers and contained no lettering were not being passed to the field id or the field choices through to the email template and email form.
SOLUTION:Add a letter or series of letters to the numbers. In my case that is all it took.
Thanks for the great form extension!
Bit of a noob here, but I did take the time to do days of searching on the forums and reading through tutorials to try and find a solution for this. I am sure someone has probably posted on this or I overlooked it in the great amount of information on ChronoForms.
Joomla 2.5.8
ChronosForms 4.0 RC3.5.2
Form contains model number check boxes for customer to select. Some of the check boxes have only one choice, which at first I thought was the issue but it turned out some of the multiple choice check boxes were not going through and some of the single choice ones were.
The field naming convention was the model numbers we use i.e. 5850, 3500L, 3400 etc. Looking at the debugging output of the array I noticed that some of my fields output [0]. [1] instead of the field name/id.
It took awhile for me to notice the pattern and thought I would give it a shot even though it would seem there would have been a clue somewhere in the field naming to not do this (there might be but I have not seen it).
It appears that any of our model numbers that were only four digit numbers and contained no lettering were not being passed to the field id or the field choices through to the email template and email form.
SOLUTION:Add a letter or series of letters to the numbers. In my case that is all it took.
Thanks for the great form extension!