Peter Falkenberg Brown Posted July 19, 2018 Posted July 19, 2018 Hi Ryan and All, I've been using a Perl script called "SimpleForm" that I've written and updated over the years. One reason I like it is because I created pre-processing and post-processing functions that allowed me to add any type of custom code I wanted to do, either before the data was processed as a submit, or afterwards. However, it doesn't fit into the PW framework, since it's in Perl. Thus, I'm exploring buying Form Builder, but in reading the feature list, I couldn't quite get whether it allows this type of totally customizable, code-able pre and post processing. I might have missed that, but can someone let me know if Form builder has that functionality? Also, I want to be able to collect and save data, then send someone to the free PayPal site, and then have the person return to a PW page where the form data can be updated "as paid." Has that been done with Form Builder? Thanks! Peter
elabx Posted July 19, 2018 Posted July 19, 2018 1 hour ago, Peter Falkenberg Brown said: I might have missed that, but can someone let me know if Form builder has that functionality? FormBuilder does allow this by hooking into it. Check this blog post, it gives a hook reference for FormBuilder. http://processwire.com/blog/posts/formbuilder-v34/ 1 hour ago, Peter Falkenberg Brown said: Also, I want to be able to collect and save data, then send someone to the free PayPal site, and then have the person return to a PW page where the form data can be updated "as paid." Has that been done with Form Builder? Sounds to me that some hook work could help solve this too. 1
Peter Falkenberg Brown Posted July 19, 2018 Author Posted July 19, 2018 Hi Elabx, Thanks for that link! It answers my question completely. Form Builder looks like it rocks! I shall buy it. Peter
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