Ok....its not a plugin......its Erics "contact" tiddler...a simple html form with a onclick "send" function...the actual form is quite simple...although I have managed to make it more complicated!!!!!
It sends to form info to a serverside php script....which Eric sent me many months back...the heart of which is the line of code that I mentioned.... Guess we need Eric to authorise me putting the php code up on this group??? Thanks Skye On 18 Dez, 19:09, "Mark S." <[email protected]> wrote: > Could you point out which plugin or technology of Eric's you are > using? > > Thanks, > Mark > > In this case, you might have fields that were > > On Dec 18, 9:32 am, skye riquelme <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi All > > > I am using Erics (TiddlyTools) contact form so that people can send me > > an email...registering for courses. > > > I can change the form to include new courses...using check boxes and > > dropdown lists of up-coming courses......and managed to change the > > mailtext.php file that resends this information as an email...so that > > it passes on the information from the contacts (html) form. > > > The issue is that new courses keeping coming up and older courses > > dropping off the list (they are passed/finished)...so I will be > > continually and laboriously editing the html and php scripts all the > > time........ > > > ...SO is it possible to have the html form dynamically generate the > > courses lists....maybe from tiddler slides? and include this into the > > form ?...........AND then have the serverside php script use the same > > info to structure the construction of the body of the email. > > > It may be easier to give an example...... > > > A tiddler...or part of one (using tiddler.name##part names...or > > slices) has the information about courses.... > > > NameCourse#1, startingdate#1, startingdate#2 startingdate#3... > > NameCourse#2, startingdate#1, startingdate#2..... > > .... > > ..now script in the mail form tiddler converts that information into > > something like - > > > NameCourse#1<input name=NameCourse#1 type=checkbox /><sub><b>Select > > date:</b></sub><br/> > > <select name=NameCourse#1Dates > > > <option>startingdate#1 > > <option>startingdate#2 > > <option>startingdate#3 > > </select > > > <br> > > NameCourse#2<input name=NameCourse#2 type=checkbox /><sub><b>Select > > date:</b></sub><br/> > > <select name=NameCourse#2Dates > > > <option>startingdate#1 > > <option>startingdate#2.................. > > > STEP 1 - do-able? > > > STEP 2 - I imagine more tricky > > > The courses information...gets copied (I guess manually) into the > > mailtext.php file.....and now it generates the code so that the > > information from the html form is formated into the body of the email > > that is sent....resulting in something like --- > > > else { // send message > > mail($to,$subj,'[ Visitor IP: '.$id." ]\n\n".$name."\n > > NameCourse#1: ".$NameCourse#1. "selected date: ".$NameCourse#1Dates > > $."\n NameCourse#2:"........"\n".$msg."\n\n From: <".$from.'>'); > > echo "Thank you. Your message has been sent"; > > } > > > I am imagining this will not be so easy...and I see it as a great tool > > for anyone using TWs online and interacting with the public.....I hope > > this is possible...the other alternative might be GoogleDocs > > Forms........but I am much more comfortable inside a TiddlyWiki !!!!!! > > > Thanks in advance > > > Skye -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
