how to with TDO Miniforms

  • Resolved christernyc

    (@christernyc)


    15 years, 6 months ago

    Hello Folks,

    I would like to use the plugin TDO Miniforms and I have some questions please.

    I understand that non-registered users should be able to have access to the submissions page, but how is that achieved? So far I can only access it via a dashboard.

    How is it possible to have non-admin registered users access directly to the ‘Your Submission Page’, completely by-passing the dashboard?

    Is it possible to put the form directly on the main index page so that non-registered users can enter content into it? I did an experiment and went to the ‘Hack Form’ to get the code, then realized by looking at the source code of a submission page there is much more to it.

    I like this plugin and would like to make it work, I appreciate any help I can get. I thank you in advance.

    Christer

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  • you could put this in a text widget in the sidebar
    <?php tdomf_the_form(1); ?>
    it will call the form on any page for folks to use

    or alternately you could create a submissions page placing the short code in it
    [tdomf_form1]

    Thread Starter christernyc

    (@christernyc)

    Hello Samboll,

    First of all I would like to thank you for your continuous support with my questions.

    I have already got the non-registered user form on my index page.

    As far as when a registered user logs in to their site admin and wants to use their personal form, I think what I would like to do instead is put the form directly on the user’s profile page as well as letting them have a your submissions page. Any suggestions on how I can put the users form on the user-edit.php as well? I guess it would be sort of a ‘quick press’ on the profile page, and the submissions page would be a little more detailed. I am using the ‘wp-hide-dashboard’ plugin so there is plenty of room to put the users form on it.

    When I did an experiment I put the <?php tdomf_the_form(1); ?> on the user-edit.php and it did not work, I suppose I will have to ‘widgetize’ it somehow?

    Sorry to be such a novice, I’m learning all this on the fly.

    I appreciate your help, thanks!

    Thread Starter christernyc

    (@christernyc)

    Yup, the <?php tdomf_the_form(1); ?> did the trick, for a different blog I was working on it didn’t but it works well with the others, thanks!

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