Can anyone give some idea of how to add some text lines before the "join now" button in join form?
Thanks in advance.
Can anyone give some idea of how to add some text lines before the "join now" button in join form? Thanks in advance. |
You will need to acquaint yourself with the 'Fields Builder' in the admin panel. This is my signature, there are many like it but this one is mine... |
Actually I need a text content in my join form, For Ex: Are you a Social Joinee? Would you like to have a other social sites to access with your profile. And another 3 more lines like label. Note: Not as text box,HTML Text Area, block. Above from this user can register in my site.How can we do it, Is there any other option to have a label. Thanks in Advance |
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Are you wanting to have text with checkboxes so you can get responses on the join form? Geeks, making the world a better place |
Thanks for a reply, Here I attached screen shot of what I am exactly need. A field should be common for two columns. As I mentioned in screen shot I entitled by box content which I need. |
Sorry, I don't follow what you are asking. Why not just add another html block in the pages builder? This would so much easier and just as effective. www.yoursite/administration/pageBuilder.php?Page=join This is my signature, there are many like it but this one is mine... |
If I add html block it will look differently. I wanna add the lines between two fields as like the attached file. |
Let me see what I can do on my test site and I will get back with you. Geeks, making the world a better place |
OK, there is no item for adding a block of text to the join form. However, I have a "hack" that will add the text you wish. It will be displayed in the header for the blocks on the join form. See the graphic. You add a new ITEM_BLOCK to the page. Click on it and give it a new system name. In the caption field enter the text you wish to display. Now it will be all on one line but I noticed that you can add html markup and it will be applied. To get new lines on the text I used html <br/> tag. It will be displayed in the normal block header. You can play around and see if you can apply a style to the text. I went no further than seeing if it would honour my <br/> tag and it did.
Edit: the block form has a single text field for input. The easiest way to work with this is to use a text editor, such as notepad, notepad ++, psPad, etc. to edit your text then paste into the single line text field on the block form. Geeks, making the world a better place |
I went back and played with this a bit more. It seems there is a limit on the number of characters. This could be a limit on the field in the database, if so, then just go to the database and increase the number of characters allowed for the field. The text can be styled using an inline style declaration. Geeks, making the world a better place |
Here, You add the lines in Block.But I wanna add like the fields line. It should not differ from the fields caption what I add in the form. That's should be one of the item in the block. |
Here, You add the lines in Block.But I wanna add like the fields line. It should not differ from the fields caption what I add in the form. That's should be one of the item in the block. Yes, and I told you that no it is not possible directly but gave you a work-around that will do what you want and it works quite well as you can see from my images. As for the length of text, that is probably the database setting for the field and can be increased. Now if you don't want to use my work-around that is your choice and I am sure others here on the forum have seen this and can use it. Now you can either ask Boonex to add this to the form builder and maybe wait for release 8 to see it added or you can post a job in the job market and see if someone will code it into the form builder for you. Geeks, making the world a better place |