Editing forms is not a big deal. Open your form (form1.html)
in any html editor (I use Microsoft FrontPage). Just don't
change the forms input box variable names or the submit and
reset button actions. I've don it with good success.
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This should be accessable fromm the Admin console and
display the existing form fields and variables so that you
can modify field types or re-create the form entirely.
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I have edited the forms with sucecss but if you want to add
or remove fields, change the field order or change the field
from required to optional it requires lots of changes in the
process.php and form1 files which could be easier made from
an admin process.
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Well I have edited the form successfully and also added new
fields as well as modifiying the order of existing fields.
But it's a laborious process and not helped by the lack of
any documentation.
A way of making changes to the form by having the form
generator parse existing form for the current state and also
allow you to swop field positions would make it much more
intuitive.
Regards
Paul
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i feel i did a fine job of adding a field on the
process.php and form1 files. everything seems to work fine
except when i open the admin index.php to open the
database, the form results is in the added field but the
column was not added for the new field.
anyone offer any insight?
are these two files the only ones edited in the database
folder. or the "identical" ones in the FORMS folder also
have to be manipulated.
thank you, tony
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Editing forms is not a big deal. Open your form (form1.html)
in any html editor (I use Microsoft FrontPage). Just don't
change the forms input box variable names or the submit and
reset button actions. I've don it with good success.
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This should be accessable fromm the Admin console and
display the existing form fields and variables so that you
can modify field types or re-create the form entirely.
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I have edited the forms with sucecss but if you want to add
or remove fields, change the field order or change the field
from required to optional it requires lots of changes in the
process.php and form1 files which could be easier made from
an admin process.
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Well I have edited the form successfully and also added new
fields as well as modifiying the order of existing fields.
But it's a laborious process and not helped by the lack of
any documentation.
A way of making changes to the form by having the form
generator parse existing form for the current state and also
allow you to swop field positions would make it much more
intuitive.
Regards
Paul
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i feel i did a fine job of adding a field on the
process.php and form1 files. everything seems to work fine
except when i open the admin index.php to open the
database, the form results is in the added field but the
column was not added for the new field.
anyone offer any insight?
are these two files the only ones edited in the database
folder. or the "identical" ones in the FORMS folder also
have to be manipulated.
thank you, tony