Is it possible to create forms using drupal's UI (without coding) or we must have to code using Form API to create forms??? I've managed to add some text fields and check-boxes but its not a complete form and I can't find anyway to add buttons to it? I am new to drupal so don't know much about it. Any guidance will be appreciated. Thanks
Check out the Webform Module
Webform is the module for making surveys in Drupal. After a
submission, users may be sent an e-mail "receipt" as well as sending a
notification to administrators. Results can be exported into Excel or
other spreadsheet applications. Webform also provides some basic
statistical review and has and extensive API for expanding its
features.
Some good examples could be contests, personalized contact forms, or
petitions. Each of these could have a customized form for end-users to
fill out. If you need to build a lot of customized, one-off forms,
Webform is a more suitable solution than creating content types and
using CCK or Field module.
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I have created a form in formAssembly and integrated it with salesforce and then use that form in my email template as a button. Email is sent to the customers and customers open the form by clicking on that button and then fill in the fields of the form and submit it.
The data is updated/created in salesforce as Contact/Lead.
Now i want to do the same within salesforce instead of using formAssembly. But i don't know how to achieve this. i tried with dynamic forms but it doesn't work.
Guidance/Help is required if anybody has done it before. I shall be highly grateful.
We can use the web to lead option in the setup menu to automatically add them as salesforce object
I'm looking to create an Online Customer Form that won't create a lead in NetSuite nor update an existing customer record. Specifically, I want to be sent an email through a form without having to use a third-party. If NetSuite supported PHP, I could program the email script myself.
I'm looking to create a "website review form" via Online Customer Form.
NetSuite support hasn't been helpful in giving me an AnswerID to find and read through; they sent me the usual scripted response for anyone who's asking a question.
I hope that I am clarifying this as much as possible; they don't seem to understand me in the NetSuite forums in what I am trying to accomplish.
I need to create certain fields so that I can get the necessary information:
review headline
Rating
Comments (this is a default field)
Pros
Cons
Recommend?
nickname
location
email (this is a default field)
When viewing the "set up workflow" subtab, would I uncheck "Allow update", "Allow update on customer record" and "allow update on contact record"?
If yes, great! then all I need to do is figure out how to add the additional fields.
The Online Forms functionality is specifically for automatically creating and updating records in your account. If you don't want this to happen, you'll need a different solution instead of an Online Form.
If you are familiar with SuiteScript, you can build and publish your own form using an "External Suitelet."
If support and the forums aren't helping you out enough, check out the free NetSuite Professionals Slack group.
I'm a developer who has taken over a Joomla website, which was creatied using SEBLOD. The website is a listings website, which has over 300 listings on.
The purpose of the website is to get enquiries through the listsings.
Currently, the queries are attached to a button - which opens your email program and sends the email. This is not ideal.
Is there a way to create and attach a generic enquiry box or form to each listing, and include the name of the listing in this form when its sent?
Is there a way to create a form that can be attached on the frontend of the website page intead of
the "Request a quote" button.
To be candid, seblod is an impressive Joomla app, but I'm afraid you might not be able to get useful answers than on their forum, I've been using it now for over a year and I'm just coming to terms with some of its functionality. Visit the forums and you should be able to find a good answer from the devs there. Its an expansive suite so it might give some unique challenges.
I would like to create an event signup form using Google Docs. The user is able to select which session they would like to attend, but I need to somehow limit the number of people that can register for each session.
I can not find a way to do this using the standard form creator GUI, however I think it might be possible to do using Google Apps Script. I would need to be able to customize the form that is loaded to remove sessions that are already full based on a query to the underlying spreadsheet.
Is this possible, or should I look into other Web Form surveys?
The Google Apps Script Template site has some good templates to help you do something like this. In particular, the Course Registration template sounds like what you should use.
I'm struggling to find much documentation on Dynamics CRM 2011 and have a problem. I'm not looking for code more a pointer as to the correct method of approach (workflow, dialog, custom HTML web resource etc)
I basically want something that does the following:
Go to Contact list
Select some contacts
Ribbon action opens a box that allows me
to select a custom role from a drop down list (source is a dynamics
entity)
Select a radio box for either add or remove role
Save the changes, this will add or remove a role from the contact and also send an email to that contact
I know how to get a list of selected recordIDs but I am not sure if I should be calling a dialog or a custom HTML page with JS.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
This may not work at all for your scenario but it is worth thinking out of the box sometimes. This would only work if you have a small number of roles and the roles don't change that often.
Add checkboxes on the Contact, one for each role. Build workflows that fire on update of those checkboxes that send your emails. Now users can quickly edit lots of Contact Roles by using the Multi-Edit feature.
The benefit of this approach is it is a "no code" solution and it is very easy for the User since it uses out-of-the-box functionality. The downside is that you need to maintain those checkboxes. But it may be easier than writing a bunch of web resources and javascript!
I have assembled a list of bookmarks on the subject here. I hope the link works.
Gareth Tucker's site is specially interesting.
In the end the solution was to create a Ribbon item that accepted the selected Guids from the contact list.
Then read those in from a web resource (Silverlight) which called into the sdk and created / removed the records accordingly