[TYPO3] mailformplus

[Matyi Gábor]

2006. május 30. 16.22 dátummal Jody Cleveland ezt írta:

Thanks.

My opinon: The default value 0 of checkbox  'Use references to templates 
instead...' is not a good idea. Another thing to put a page to 
Web-List..hmm. - there are newbees too. Why these thing not configurable 
at the extension manager? Or at the plugin.tx_thmailformplus_pi1]?

There are a typo concetpt: you could have 

- content element what you can render there? 
- template what uses html template, uses markers, subparts
- template (pure typoscript.)

I think that these extension would have conform to these typo concept more.


Gabor

> Hello,
>
> > My simple queston know: I'd like to create and configure a
> > html form. What should I do?
>
> It took me a while to get this working too. I'll try to explain what
> I've done. Hopefully you'll find it useful. First, while in the ext
> manager, click on MailformPlus. There is a checkbox for 'Use references
> to templates instead...'. Go ahead and check that box and click the
> Update button.
>
> Next, under File - Filelist you'll notice fileadmin. I created a new
> folder under user_upload called 'forms'. This is where I keep the html
> for all forms. If you go to this page:
> http://snipurl.com/r4af
> You will see a template for a form in that page. It starts with this:
> Example: (with javascript check, fileupload, error messages):
>
> <!-- ###TEMPLATE_FORM### begin
>
>   shows formular field to be filled out
>
> -->
>
> Just copy all that code, and paste it into your html editor of choice
> and modify to your needs. The beginning of the code is what is displayed
> in the browser when a user visits your form. The botom sections are the
> text that is sent to the recipients of the message. Once you're done
> with that, save the form, and upload it to the forms folder you made
> earlier.
>
> Then, click on Web-List, and then the page with the mailformplus content
> element. In that content element, fill out the fields. To use the html
> form you just uploaded, you'll see a spot about half way down that says.
> HTML-Template with formular fields in it. Click on the folder, and
> choose the html file you uploaded. Once that's done, click on save, then
> view your page. You should see the form.
>
> Hope that helps. If you need more detailed instructions, let me know.
>
> - jody
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