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How can i insert a contact form in all my K2 items?
Tks a lot.
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Any ideas/suggestions would be welcomed
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It should be a simple integration with the default Contact Item functionality / another form system like ChronoEngine or similar.
I would be prepared to pay for a plugin that enables this.
There is an example of such a plugin here: k2community.joomlaworks.gr/forum/topics/example-k2-plugin-for?commentId=3536014%3AComment%3A35101&xg_source=msg_com_forum
Can anyone customise this to enable a contact owner form please?
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With K2's architecture, I was hoping that one could choose any of the extra fields, as defined by the administrator.
However, at the most basic level the following would suffice;
Name, Tel, Email, Message
At a more specific level, it would also need to have these fields;
Date of arrival, Date of departure, Room type (single, double, twin, family), special needs
Perhaps we can connect directly if you are able to assist with this job.
Thank you.
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- Zahir Mirza
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I see where you're going with this, such a plug-in would be undoubtedly very handy!
Sean Grant said:Hi Zahir
With K2's architecture, I was hoping that one could choose any of the extra fields, as defined by the administrator.
However, at the most basic level the following would suffice;
Name, Tel, Email, Message
At a more specific level, it would also need to have these fields;
Date of arrival, Date of departure, Room type (single, double, twin, family), special needs
Perhaps we can connect directly if you are able to assist with this job.
Thank you.
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How would you include that form dynamically, so that it posts the relevant extra fields from K2 (Author, Email) into the form, so that the email is sent to the Author (listing owner)?
I think what we are talking about here is a need for a K2 plugin, that displays a new "Contact Fields" tab in K2 (Admin end), as well as in the Add a Listing box (front end).
I pressume that the same functionality could be used for any form extension.
Thanks, Sean
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I am implementing Dave's solution using Phil Taylor's JoomlaForms on a development site with some success after figuring out how to add the item title in the Subject Line from the email sent. Here are the missing hint(s) that worked for me:
Create a new form which will be inserted into the K2 article using the {form 1} functionality and add form fields as required. Then create another form field using the "embeddedpagetitle" already built into JoomlaForms and give the field a unique name (mine is "pagetitle") - write down the unique name. Finish your form and move to setting up the form actions.
Create your form actions (thank you, save to database, etc) and then create one using the "mail" action type. In the Email Subject Line be sure to add the unique field name you created earlier in-between hash marks and in all caps ( #PAGETITLE# ). Mine looks like this " Inquiry - #PAGETITLE# ". Now when an email form is submitted, the Subject line of the email will be the title of the page where the email was sent from.
PS – I have no connection to Phil Taylor other than purchasing and using his well thought out components.
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I definetly need this feature...
Contact form on items.
Im not a developer and will probably get a joomlancer to write this plugin for me. Anybody interested in sharing the cost?
Thanks
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I've done exactly what you said. Step by step for few times but it doesn't seem to work.
In the email I'm getting the Subject is #PAGETITLE# and in the email body I get this :
Name: avi Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. pagetitle: #PAGETITLE#
Any ideas?
Thanks :)
Blah Blah said:
Hi Sean,
I am implementing Dave's solution using Phil Taylor's JoomlaForms on a development site with some success after figuring out how to add the item title in the Subject Line from the email sent. Here are the missing hint(s) that worked for me:
Create a new form which will be inserted into the K2 article using the {form 1} functionality and add form fields as required. Then create another form field using the "embeddedpagetitle" already built into JoomlaForms and give the field a unique name (mine is "pagetitle") - write down the unique name. Finish your form and move to setting up the form actions.
Create your form actions (thank you, save to database, etc) and then create one using the "mail" action type. In the Email Subject Line be sure to add the unique field name you created earlier in-between hash marks and in all caps ( #PAGETITLE# ). Mine looks like this " Inquiry - #PAGETITLE# ". Now when an email form is submitted, the Subject line of the email will be the title of the page where the email was sent from.
PS – I have no connection to Phil Taylor other than purchasing and using his well thought out components.
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The best way I can explain is show you my settings, the order for actions, etc.
1_Form_Fields.jpg shows the form fields plus the settigns for pagetitle.
2_SubmitActions.jpg shows the actions for mail.
Hope this helps.
Avi Theret said:
Hi,
I've done exactly what you said. Step by step for few times but it doesn't seem to work.
In the email I'm getting the Subject is #PAGETITLE# and in the email body I get this :
Name: avi Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. pagetitle: #PAGETITLE#
Any ideas?
Thanks :)
Blah Blah said:
Hi Sean, I am implementing Dave's solution using Phil Taylor's JoomlaForms on a development site with some success after figuring out how to add the item title in the Subject Line from the email sent. Here are the missing hint(s) that worked for me:
Create a new form which will be inserted into the K2 article using the {form 1} functionality and add form fields as required. Then create another form field using the "embeddedpagetitle" already built into JoomlaForms and give the field a unique name (mine is "pagetitle") - write down the unique name. Finish your form and move to setting up the form actions.
Create your form actions (thank you, save to database, etc) and then create one using the "mail" action type. In the Email Subject Line be sure to add the unique field name you created earlier in-between hash marks and in all caps ( #PAGETITLE# ). Mine looks like this " Inquiry - #PAGETITLE# ". Now when an email form is submitted, the Subject line of the email will be the title of the page where the email was sent from.
PS – I have no connection to Phil Taylor other than purchasing and using his well thought out components.
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The best way I can explain is show you my settings, the order for actions, etc.
1_Form_Fields.jpg shows the form fields plus the settigns for pagetitle.
2_SubmitActions.jpg shows the actions for mail.
Hope this helps.
Avi Theret said:
Hi,
I've done exactly what you said. Step by step for few times but it doesn't seem to work.
In the email I'm getting the Subject is #PAGETITLE# and in the email body I get this :
Name: avi Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. pagetitle: #PAGETITLE#
Any ideas?
Thanks :)
Blah Blah said:
Hi Sean, I am implementing Dave's solution using Phil Taylor's JoomlaForms on a development site with some success after figuring out how to add the item title in the Subject Line from the email sent. Here are the missing hint(s) that worked for me:
Create a new form which will be inserted into the K2 article using the {form 1} functionality and add form fields as required. Then create another form field using the "embeddedpagetitle" already built into JoomlaForms and give the field a unique name (mine is "pagetitle") - write down the unique name. Finish your form and move to setting up the form actions.
Create your form actions (thank you, save to database, etc) and then create one using the "mail" action type. In the Email Subject Line be sure to add the unique field name you created earlier in-between hash marks and in all caps ( #PAGETITLE# ). Mine looks like this " Inquiry - #PAGETITLE# ". Now when an email form is submitted, the Subject line of the email will be the title of the page where the email was sent from.
PS – I have no connection to Phil Taylor other than purchasing and using his well thought out components.
Hi Blah Blah,
Thanks for the quick and good reply :)
Done exactly that. Where #PAGETITLE# should show the item title it shows the form title...
Name: Cluster Jewellery
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Product: Inquiry
The Product is set to #PAGETITLE#
I can PM login details if you don't mind having a look.
Thanks
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I just looked into my setup. For certain articles I am embedding the {form #} in K2 Items (aka: articles), and the AceSEF component with K2 Extension. On these articles the form returns #PAGETITLE# value correctly in the sent email after form completion. On pages where I use the regurlar J! article function, the form does not return #PAGETITLE#. In the attached file you will the settings for the AceSEF K2 Extension.
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Blah Blah said:
Hi Avi,
I just looked into my setup. For certain articles I am embedding the {form #} in K2 Items (aka: articles), and the AceSEF component with K2 Extension. On these articles the form returns #PAGETITLE# value correctly in the sent email after form completion. On pages where I use the regurlar J! article function, the form does not return #PAGETITLE#. In the attached file you will the settings for the AceSEF K2 Extension.
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