@Ankit - I have provided detailed documentation in the form plugin README.txt file. Everything that these plugins can do is explained there or in the other README.txt files associated with the other plugins. If you can't find what you want in there, then most likely the plugins don't do what you want.

 kevin - ok i will go throug it in detail. anyways thanks for your support.

Kevin,

I am still only getting some fields in the flex profile. Originally I may have made a mistake not reading your Readme txt and waiting until a profile form was completed BEFORE uploading the Flexprofile. Well I have tried to backup and did this; deleted Flex, clear cache, do upgrade.php, rebuild form, then reload Flex and guess what drum roll..same problem. Getting only some fields showing up in the profile.

Any more idea? No one else is having this problem, but I have had it on two competely unrelated ELGG installs??hmmm

Hey kevin,

I refered README.txt but i could not get what i want. I just want to display those data at front side  posted through form by admin. This is like just blog listing. I don't understand how to get those fields and form objects. I have created two to three forms and i dont know how to get that particular form object and data. Please help me.

Thanks.

Hey guys ,

can anyone tell me how to delete the record inserted through form? As i can not see any link for deletion of record.

@Ankit - if you have a new discussion topic can you please start a new thread?

Hi! Sorry to open up an old discussion like this one... but I just wanted to say that I'm having the exact same problem as Raymond Berg was having (and I'm theorizing Steve C was having too: http://community.elgg.org/mod/groups/topicposts.php?topic=71540&group_guid=56389), and I'm too on a WAMP config: Windows Server 2008, Apache 2.2.17, MySQL 5.0.7, PHP 5.3.4. I currently don't have the luxury of switching to a non-Windows server. Would be great if you Kevin, or someone else completely for that matter, could indeed test the hypothesis that the problem is Windows or WAMP specific.

Meanwhile I've been looking into the idea that it could be a Apache/PHP setting issue. Perhaps Apache or PHP are interpreting some line of redirecting code wrongly because of a certain setting? I think that for Windows servers or WAMP packages some Apache/PHP setting values are by default different than for other servers. Not sure though. Well, anyway, all thoughts appreciated!

llandewi - I develop under Windows (XAMPP) and have no problems.

You will have problems running older versions of Elgg under PHP 5.3 generally. Nothing to do with my plugin. But if you are running a recent version of Elgg there should be no problems.

Ok, well I'm running elgg 1.7.7. I'll keep looking. If I find something out, I'll post it here. Thanks for the reply!

Well... isn't this interesting! It seems I've found some sort of a solution, although I cannot explain why it works.

At the bottom of form/actions/manage_fields.php, there is the following code:

if ($form_action == 'move') {
    $fields = form_get_fields($form_id);
    echo elgg_view('form/field_list',array('fields' => $fields,'form_id'=>$form_id));
} else if ($redirect_url) {
    forward($redirect_url);
} else {
    page_draw($title,elgg_view_layout("two_column_left_sidebar", '', elgg_view_title($title) . $body));
}

I've changed the 'else' bit to:

} else {
    page_draw($title,elgg_view_layout("two_column_left_sidebar", '', elgg_view_title($title) . $body));
    die();
}

Notice the addition of die(); I don't know why this server needs a die(); to stop redirecting to or loading the homepage one way or another, but at least it works! :)