Hello EE module developers:
Last summer I contracted to have a pretty advanced form creation module created for a client. The developer needed to go to school, so the development stopped –the module is functional and is used in business, but needs further development. It has some bugs, like running out of memory after about 3000 records are created.
I’m looking to see if anyone wants to partner on the module, get it stable and continue developing it. I’m thinking the module would be free for awhile and perhaps someday the module could be sold. I’d like to convert it to Code Igniter as soon as modules are written in Code Igniter.
Andy of ExpressionEngineer.com helped me flush out the ideas for the module. I thank him for that.
I’m o.k. as a site developer in EE, but not a coder at all.
The point of the module is to allow for the creation of custom forms in EE. It is more advanced than some other options I’ve seen in it’s ability to create and relate tables. It does not use weblogs to store the data –it creates separate tables for the module in the EE database.
It allows a non-tech business user to:
Create web forms displayed within the EE site which include:
As of now:
* The Custom Form module in EE admin.
* It has a Tables tab.
* Click "Create a new table" and fill in requested info
* If there are related tables (like need a table for children of one parent) --create those tables independently.
* As to the main table for the form solution --click "Edit Fields"
* Click create another form entry.
* The first form entry must be a field-type: Pagination Field --as pagination start's each page including the first
* Then, create a heading field for the page.
* Start creating questions.
* Reorder/insert questions with a tool on the side of the questions and bottom of the create field function.
* A "relationship" field-type inserts another related table into the form. (The questions for the related table are created in the edit fields section for that sub-related-table.
* An EE admin area data report is automatically created as to each table, including links to related-tables.
* An html report which is accessed via a link on the Admin report is also automatically generated, including links to data from the related data in the report.
Anyone interested in helping me develop this further?
Bruce
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