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Re: Quick quote with ZRC with transfering to more detailed form
I think you just got my examples muddled up. Check the docs for the exact attributes to use for each tag. For zem_contact_secret, you need to use value='<txp:variable name="nombre" />' to pass the variable’s value through to the ZCR email.
But it looks as if I was mistaken with the default attribute for zem_contact_text and zem_contact_email. That passes a default value if nothing is entered. That has the same effect but, if I’ve understood it correctly, doesn’t show on screen. Have you tried to see if zem_contact_text will also accept a value attribute for those tags?
BTW: you can also do this zem_contact_secret:
<txp:zem_contact_text name="applicant_name" label="Your Name">
<txp:variable name="nombre" />
</txp:zem_contact_text>I’m not sure if you can do that too with zem_contact_text and _email and _textarea. Try it out…
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Re: Quick quote with ZRC with transfering to more detailed form
jakob wrote #302271:
I’m not sure if you can do that too with zem_contact_text and _email and _textarea. Try it out…
your instruction on adi_gps + zcr were very correct! but problem is with zcr. i use input_secret but i have to place <txp:variable name=“nombre” /> in placeholder=”<txp:variable name=“nombre” />” because nothing displayed within the field “name” after submitting the simple form. txp:zem_contact_text does not accept value=”“ unlike zem_contact_secret and default=”<txp:variable name=“nombre” /> or whatever “ shows nothing at all. i have to learn usage of default=”“. accroding to the manual it is supposed to display value=”“ – exactly what i need.
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Re: Quick quote with ZRC with transfering to more detailed form
admi wrote #302278:
txp:zem_contact_text does not accept value
If you’re capturing the name already, why do you need it in an input box? Can you just populate the txp:zem_contact_secret with the actual value and just display (in a regular <p> tag) the name they entered in the previous step?
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Re: Quick quote with ZRC with transfering to more detailed form
Bloke wrote #302280:
If you’re capturing the name already, why do you need it in an input box? Can you just populate the txp:zem_contact_secret with the actual value and just display (in a regular
<p>tag) the name they entered in the previous step?
usually i saw captured data within fields on sites as though people inserted them on that the page and they need to fill more fields.
yes, i populate txp:zem_contact_secret all right! but how to i display txp:zem_contact_secret. it is invisible. or i missed something?
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Re: Quick quote with ZRC with transfering to more detailed form
admi wrote #302281:
yes, i populate txp:zem_contact_secret all right! but how to i display txp:zem_contact_secret. it is invisible. or i missed something?
You have not missed anything. It is invisible, by design. What I meant was the second half of jakob’s post in the code block that begins with ‘alternatively…’
With that, you just display the captured name from adi_gps as plain text, as a visual reminder to the visitor. But it is not editable at that point.
A sort of related example: go and look at Txp’s admin side: Admin->Users. Click to edit your own user. You cannot alter your login name so it’s displayed as text, but you can alter everything else.
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Re: Quick quote with ZRC with transfering to more detailed form
Bloke wrote #302282:
You have not missed anything. It is invisible, by design. What I meant was the second half of jakob’s post in the code block that begins with ‘alternatively…’
With that, you just display the captured name from adi_gps as plain text, as a visual reminder to the visitor. But it is not editable at that point.
A sort of related example: go and look at Txp’s admin side: Admin->Users. Click to edit your own user. You cannot alter your login name so it’s displayed as text, but you can alter everything else.
Yes! I have done everything. It is almost what I expected (if ZCR had values it would be perfect) but at the final stage when I submitt the final form with false and some otional fields ZCR says – We do not accept spam, thank you! I wonder why?
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