Call Me Back (MODx Revolution)

Looks very nice!

I am just wondering if there’s any built in notification for the person that is supposed to be contacting them. And if there’s any news on a download.


Of course VisionCart is a higher priority though - a call me back form can also be made with something like FormIt, it would just lack the backend, the really sweet ajax validation/submission etc etc.

That’s a neat feature request Mark. I’ll try and fit that in before releasing anything. Coming next week I’ve got some more time opening up and perhaps then I can start releasing some of my projects. I’m also busy writing a server application on MODx in which you can manage your server/HTPC. It’s all based on downloading series and managing system applications but it has some great potential.

I’m sorry this is taking a little bit (a lot!) longer than expected but I’m gettin’ there!

I’ve got a feature request which could be useful:
user can add a callback time

And I don’t see the entered e-mail adress in backend, am I wrong? Should be there, of course...
Thanks and best,

I’ve decided to rebuild this entire project. The idea was about 4-5 months old and I’ve learned too much in the meantime to release such an outdated product. Rebuilding will take up to 3-4 hours and then I’ll also release it ASAP. Please bare with me a little longer. Any feature requests are welcome during this process.

@smooth-graphics; Each request has a db scheme that holds the name (which is a required field), a data field, properties, updated, created and state. In the data field you can enter all that you need to read back in the backend. By control of lexicons you can translate and extend your own form field.

I hope this gives you guys an idea of what is to come.

any updates yet?

Only gotta finish some AJAX stuff and create an installer. When VisionCart will be released, I’ll be using the same packaging engine for my projects.

Packaging engine?

Yes. A little while ago I made a topic about errors in my installer. The installer could not make any tables, so I had to do that manually and that didn’t look too professional. The topic went unanswered and thus I haven’t looked into the problem since.

b03tz now has, with the help of splittingred, created an 100% succesful engine that installs each package with ease. When that’s done, I’ll submit it to the MODx repo and you guys can get started.

Again, sorry this is taking so long but I am extremely busy. (wether that’s good or bad!)

Sounds very cool. Maybe even cooler then Twitx and Call Me back.


Would love to hear more about that!

Hehe, indeed it does. It’s nothing special, just a simple transport package creator, but it’s a little more refined than the examples out there (Quip, Doodles).