Forum Activity for @blindmime

blindmime
@blindmime
02/28/14 10:02:18AM
775 posts

simple custom forms form partially showing


Using Jamroom

No. It looks like the variables are set so it should show the form. Hopefully someone who built the module can find a ready solution.
blindmime
@blindmime
02/27/14 11:09:49PM
775 posts

simple custom forms form partially showing


Using Jamroom

Actually, when I'm not logged in it's ONLY showing the human check. The rest of the form doesn't show. Which defeats the purpose of general purpose contact form.
blindmime
@blindmime
02/27/14 04:09:53PM
775 posts

simple custom forms form partially showing


Using Jamroom

I have the contact-us form created by default with the simple custom forms module. It's only showing the Human Check form element when not logged. I don't have the "Logged In" option checked. I'm sure it was working at one point.


updated by @blindmime: 04/01/14 03:40:29PM
blindmime
@blindmime
02/26/14 12:04:18PM
775 posts

aparna module template - jquery text insert


Using Jamroom

Would you mind explaining this a little further, or point me to docs? Would it be possible to use jrCore_page_custom and write the HTML page for the form, laying it out exactly how I want using the variables I've created via the form designer?

Customer is being really nit-picky about how the form looks, of course.
blindmime
@blindmime
02/26/14 08:19:56AM
775 posts

module form auto-save


Using Jamroom

I'm wondering if it's possible and how I might go about have the Update form of an Aparna-created module auto-save. I have a long checklist aa user will be filling out "in the field" and I'm afraid the info may get lost before it's saved.
updated by @blindmime: 04/05/14 12:02:52AM
blindmime
@blindmime
02/26/14 08:15:45AM
775 posts

aparna module template - jquery text insert


Using Jamroom

I can't tell exactly which Aparna-created module template produces the page with the form.

Also, I'd like to insert some headings at various points throughout the form, using jquery. I'm still a novice with jquery, having only done a few things with it. I'm guessing I could probably use the .before insert function -- correct?
updated by @blindmime: 03/29/14 12:05:27AM
blindmime
@blindmime
02/26/14 04:47:28AM
775 posts

integrity check hanging


Using Jamroom

It's very nice. Let's you easily make your own module, configure your own form, grant access to specific quotas where it shows with other modules, and then output submitted information where you wish on your site.
blindmime
@blindmime
02/25/14 10:18:50AM
775 posts

integrity check hanging


Using Jamroom

Thanks, it seems to be working now.
blindmime
@blindmime
02/24/14 11:37:37PM
775 posts

integrity check hanging


Using Jamroom

Aparna is also creating the wrong name in all the created module's php files and tpl files.

Only the language file appears to be unscathed.
blindmime
@blindmime
02/24/14 10:14:17PM
775 posts

integrity check hanging


Using Jamroom

Aparna doesn't clone a module of your choice, unlike the skin cloning function, it simply makes a basic module you can start with. There's a field to enter a module name, the help text says to begin the name with two characters then a name with standard naming convention. Like xxModuleName. However, when creating the include.php file, it ignores "xx" and uses "jr" thereby causing a reference error when Jamroom expects "xxModuleName" there.

The error which needs fixing seems identical to the error in the skin cloning function which was addressed recently. Brian and Michael should recall this.
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