March 12, 2011
If the 'template' is php code ;-)

$pos1=strpos($date,",");
$MyDate=substr($date,0,$pos1-1)
before the template html
or using <?php and ?>

gives you the first part - Mmmmm DD and you can still use the DatePicker's popup.

Cool! Thanks again : )

lolz ;-) you gotta say that it works ! ;-X

It's okay; found it 'start.php'

Maybe this will be helpful to others (I'm afraid it's a bit of a hatchet job; and totally plagarised from the pages plugin), but I managed to get it working as a widget to display the content created by a user completing and submitting a content form.

<?php

     /**
     * Elgg forms widget edit
     *
     * @package ElggPages
     * @license http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html GNU Public License version 2
     * @author Curverider Ltd <info@elgg.com>
     * @copyright Curverider Ltd 2008-2010
     * @link http://elgg.com/
     */
    
     $num_display = (int) $vars['entity']->pages_num;
     if (!$num_display) {
         $num_display = 10;
     }
    
     $pages = elgg_list_entities(array('types' => 'object', 'subtypes' => 'form_data', 'container_guid' => page_owner(), 'limit' => $num_display, 'full_view' => FALSE));
   
   
     
     echo "<div id=\"pages_widget\">" . $pages . "</div>";
     
     $user_inbox = $vars['url'] . "mod/form/my_forms.php?id=26&form_view=mine" . page_owner_entity()->username;
     echo "<div class=\"widget_more_wrapper\"><a href=\"{$user_inbox}\">".elgg_echo('form:more')."</a></div>";
    
?>

It's probably not a very good example of coding and 'how to', but I have seen a couple of threads asking for the same thing and it might work as a solution for others.

However, now that I've got this far, I wondered if a proper professional can help with the last tiny little bit?

My form has a field named 'title'. I want the content of this field to appear in the listing - please see image below:

I did manage to get the title to display when I tried modifying the 'bookmarks' widget - but I can't reproduce it : (

Sorry, but the plugin does not currently support templating on the response page. That would need to be funded by a client before I could code that.

how much $$?

fixed...

Rimzim, Yes it is possible with some coding. You can have a usertype field populated by your registration form.

Solved the problem of translation.
Save the form as "Yes, use the Elgg translation system".

Went to the  mod/form/formtrans/en.php.

Copied file and named it "sv.php".

Translated it and changed   $ english = array (   to  $ Swedish = array (          and 

 add_translation("en",$english);   to    add_translation ('sv', $ Swedish);".

Put the file to server and voila, ready

Believe Brett.

"Believe Brett."

Ok. It was you who said 24 minutes Kevin, so I wanted to be sure!!

I'll add a warning that they have a hour to complete it.

The two discussions are about different things. I was referring to a login cookie. Brett was referring to the security tokens.

Login cookies are not relevant for a registration form.

sori how to move this topic

Can you not just delete it and post it elsewhere?

i have no option to delete XD