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I see a way to reference a form when I create an event. Would like a registration form there but haven't seen any reference or docs. Has anyone tried something similar? Some pointers or docs would be awesome.
[ed. note: charless last edited this post 11 years, 4 months ago.]
Yes, documentation is an overarching issue, so much needs to be done by me to get them updated.
In order to populate the Form list you will need to create a form chunk with a name that starts with "form_". In your case this could be something like "form_registration" then it will automatically be populated in the event manager list in the Form tab.
Please let me know if you have any more issues or questions.
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Sorry BG66, again so much not in documentation. The placeholder is actually
which will display the selected form. Also another undocumented placeholder will list all the valid placeholder names and is simply
Again apologies for the delay and lack of documentation.
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Friendly note, just added this to documentation on RTFM.
mxCalendar Placeholders
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that's the placeholder name without changing
so regardless of your actual chunk name it always remains the same.
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Bobby - you can allow for the form to appear by using Charles' placeholder along with traditional chunk brackets. Use this as a placeholder and it will render fine:
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Thanks designcouch,
That got it working!!!
BG66