Hi,
1. You would need to do something like:
<input type=checkbox name="contact_me"<%if contact_me%> checked<%endif%>>
and then try and pass in contact_me=1 to the page that displays the form.
2. You could do it as one field, should work fine (make sure you use 2.0.4, as we fixed a few things in handling of multi-selects and multi-checkboxes.
3. You don't need to resync, just make the field not null through the admin (not mysqlman, just go to Database->Demographics).
4. You can set this up in Database->Demographics.
5. Actually, that was for automatically selecting the template set, not the domain. To select the domain you can go to login.cgi?domain=foo.com and it will be preselected. Or you can add a global:
current_domain => sub { return $ENV{SERVER_NAME} };
and then use <%current_domain%> in the form.
Hope this helps,
Alex
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Gossamer Threads Inc.
1. You would need to do something like:
<input type=checkbox name="contact_me"<%if contact_me%> checked<%endif%>>
and then try and pass in contact_me=1 to the page that displays the form.
2. You could do it as one field, should work fine (make sure you use 2.0.4, as we fixed a few things in handling of multi-selects and multi-checkboxes.
3. You don't need to resync, just make the field not null through the admin (not mysqlman, just go to Database->Demographics).
4. You can set this up in Database->Demographics.
5. Actually, that was for automatically selecting the template set, not the domain. To select the domain you can go to login.cgi?domain=foo.com and it will be preselected. Or you can add a global:
current_domain => sub { return $ENV{SERVER_NAME} };
and then use <%current_domain%> in the form.
Hope this helps,
Alex
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Gossamer Threads Inc.