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Shurbann Martes	Thursday 18 September 2003 2:00:10 pm I was looking for a documentation about forms for the new version 3.2. I found this one: http://www.ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/customization/components/form_processing But I don't understand it very much. I have two questions: 1. Should I make a class for a form? And make a form object? 2. Should I put the <form> .... </form in the template? 2.a Does that mean I have to make for every new form a new template? Cause as I see the code in the example I can't make a general <form>.... </form> I tried some things but they didn't work correctly.
Thomas Brandl	Friday 19 September 2003 7:41:18 am You don't need to create a form class, just create an override template for the node you want your form to be. In this template, put: <form action="/form/process">, some input-fields you want your visitor to fill and and optionally the hidden fields as shown in the doc. Different forms need of course different templates then! cheers t

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Shurbann Martes

Thursday 18 September 2003 2:00:10 pm

I was looking for a documentation about forms for the new version 3.2.

I found this one: http://www.ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/customization/components/form_processing
But I don't understand it very much.

I have two questions:
1. Should I make a class for a form? And make a form object?

2. Should I put the <form> .... </form in the template?
2.a Does that mean I have to make for every new form a new template? Cause as I see the code in the example I can't make a general <form>.... </form>

I tried some things but they didn't work correctly.

Thomas Brandl

Friday 19 September 2003 7:41:18 am

You don't need to create a form class, just create an override template for the node you want your form to be.

In this template, put: <form action="/form/process">, some input-fields you want your visitor to fill and and optionally the hidden fields as shown in the doc.

Different forms need of course different templates then!

cheers
t