[TYPO3-project-formidable] howto question

[François SCHOSSIG]

Yes FORMidable is a really great tool, and thanks Jérôme and Ameos  
for it.
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F. SCHOSSIG, ICT Manager
Assemblée des Régions d'Europe
http://www.a-e-r.org


Le 9 févr. 07 à 11:22, Tim Kleigrewe a écrit :

> hi,
>
> thank you very much for your explanations. françois, i will check the
> different validation modes.
>
> by playing arround with formidable i have to say 'congratulations'!
> this is a very usefull and amazing peace of work and im happy to  
> finaly
> have found somthing like that in typo3!
>
> i have some more questions and a lot to discover so soon more...
>
> tim
>
>
> Luc Muller schrieb:
>> You're right françois. in fact I didn't get the right purpose of  
>> those
>> formular. the first one shouldn't add data in database, but only  
>> the second
>> one, with a "user validation of data".
>>
>> I think you should be able to do this with some standrads features of
>> formidable :)
>>
>> Luc :)
>> "François SCHOSSIG" <fs.nospam1 at a-e-r.org> a écrit dans le message  
>> de news:
>> mailman.1612.1170928658.21067.typo3-project- 
>> formidable at lists.netfielders.de...
>> One pi is enough... And everything is there standard !
>>
>> You can do it in several ways :
>>
>> - 1st way :
>>    Step #1 is a standard form
>>    Step #2 is the same form, but readonly and playing with the
>> buttons...
>>    Step #3 is a standard lister form
>> More or less the steps directed by the php code of your extension.
>>
>> - 2nd way : the validation button can be in several modes
>>    - one is a draft mode (stores the form, but do not activate the
>> <validators>)
>>    - the second is the validation mode (stores the form only if the
>> <validators> are ok)
>> And you use a specific field like a status, containing draft/
>> published, that you store depending of the button that has been
>> clicked on.
>> This possibility enables you to permit your visitors to save their
>> data during their work and to submit them once they have finished.
>>
>> - 3rd way : again with the modes of the validation button...
>> If you absolutely do not want your visitors to save data without
>> validation, you can add a button that does only check the
>> <validators>, but without saving the form. And you give you visitor a
>> real feadback through the error messages shown.
>>
>>    <renderlet:SUBMIT name="bouton_draft">
>>      <draft \>
>>      <label>LLL:EXT:aer_boitoutils/
>> aer_locallang.xml:form.bouton_draft</label>
>>    </renderlet:SUBMIT>
>>
>>    <renderlet:SUBMIT name="bouton_test">
>>      <test />
>>      <label>LLL:EXT:aer_boitoutils/
>> aer_locallang.xml:form.bouton_test</label>
>>    </renderlet:SUBMIT>
>>
>>    <renderlet:SUBMIT name="bouton_publish">
>>      <submit \>
>>      <label>LLL:EXT:aer_boitoutils/
>> aer_locallang.xml:form.bouton_publish</label>
>>    </renderlet:SUBMIT>
>>
>> - more ?
>> --
>> F. SCHOSSIG, ICT Manager
>> Assemblée des Régions d'Europe
>> http://www.a-e-r.org
>>
>>
>> Le 8 févr. 07 à 08:53, Luc Muller a écrit :
>>
>>> Hi tim... I think everything your're saying there is quite  
>>> possible  with
>>> standard components.
>>> In fact it will mainly depands on which type of validation you need.
>>> Sometimes for doing some specific stuff you got to use some  
>>> userobj to
>>> perform a specific action. but for this we have to know a bit  
>>> more  about
>>> your form and renederlets.
>>>
>>> Well, quickly what I saw with your needs. I think that you'll  
>>> need one
>>> extension with 2 pi
>>> the first pi will perform #1 and #2 and you'll need to redirect   
>>> (possible
>>> with formidable) to a second page where you'll have your second  
>>> pi  which
>>> will list some data from another table...
>>>
>>> I I get right your problem I think you'll can achieve that like  
>>> this!
>>>
>>> Try it, and give us your feedback.
>>>
>>> Best Regards
>>>
>>> Luc Muller
>>> "Tim Kleigrewe" <x27 at e27.com> a Ècrit dans le message de news:
>>> mailman.1.1170871623.15227.typo3-project-
>>> formidable at lists.netfielders.de...
>>>> hi,
>>>>
>>>> i've just started using formidable in my own extension and had  
>>>> a  look at
>>>> the demo extensions. how to create a simple edit/create form is  
>>>> quite
>>>> easy to understand. but i would like to have a slightly different
>>>> behavior in data creation.
>>>>
>>>> i need:
>>>>
>>>> #1 create form, with validation as shown in the demos
>>>>
>>>> #2 review form data template, just another view of submited data
>>>> before storing it finally in DB if all data is valid
>>>>
>>>> #3 store it and show a resultlist of records allready stored   
>>>> instead of
>>>> a form.
>>>>
>>>> is this possible with std components and do you have a short   
>>>> brifing or
>>>> example somewhere for that?
>>>>
>>>> thank you very much!
>>>>
>>>> tim
>>>
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