Module - mod_rsform_list (Display submissions in a module position)

Downloading and Installing the module

Download

You can download the module by logging with your purchase user, then head to My Downloads > RSForm!Pro - Modules & Plugins > Modules > "RSForm!Pro Module List" plugin.

Install

In the backend area go to the Extensions > Manager > Install page, and install the module. Next thing is to publish the module (or add a new one) from Extensions > Site modules area, search (or filter) for the "RSForm!Pro Module List" module.

You will need to use your form's specific placeholders or global placeholders to build up the layout.

Module configuration

• Form ID: The form which submissions you wish to display.
• Menu Item ID: If you would like to link your submission details to a menu item, please enter the menu item's ID in here. Please make sure that the menu item is an RSForm!Pro menu item and is configured to display submissions for the same form as this module.
• Show Submissions In: A list of available front-end language pack. If a multilingual form is used, you can filter the displayed submissions by language.
• Sort submissions: Descending / Ascending. The submissions will be sorted by the built-in submission time stamp.
• Show submissions for user ID: Leave 0 to show all submissions. Specify multiple users by separating them with a comma (eg. 1,2,3). Type login to show only the logged in user's submissions.
• Show only confirmed submissions: If Submission Confirmation is enabled, you can filter the displayed submissions by their status
• Module Layout: This HTML code is parsed in the module position you choose. Do not remove {formdata} tag from this, since it is replaced with the data output.
• Row Layout: This HTML code is parsed and all your field ids like {FullName:value} are replaced with user data(you will have to change the placeholder "FullName" with the actual name of your field). Use {details}some text{/details} to display a details link that points to the Details Layout.
• Details Layout: This HTML code is parsed and all your field ids like {FullName:value} are replaced with user data.
• Page Limit: This field controls the number of rows to be displayed per page, use 0 for no limit
• Show Pagination: Yes / No - set to Yes in order to display the page navigation links
• Show Results Counter: Yes / No - Set to Yes in order to show the number of results
• Module Class Suffix: A suffix to be applied to the CSS class of the module. This allows for individual module styling

You can set up the Menu Item ID (it can be from a Submission Directory or a Submission View menu item). With this setting configured, you can use the following placeholder : {details_link} to create a link to the detail view of a specific submission.

<a href="{details_link}">{Name:value}</a>

Using the syntax above, you can even create a link to the PDF file:

<a href="{details_link}?format=pdf">Download PDF</a>

Keep in mind that if you do not use SEF, you will have to use "&" instead of "?"

If you want to display the submissions inside an article, you have to follow these additional steps:

1. You will have to add a custom position for the module(it should be an unique position), for example myposition.
2. In your article you use Joomla! syntax which triggers the LoadPosition plugin.

Available global placeholders:

The syntax for global placeholders is {global:placeholder_name}