webform

Först: Nu kan jag logga in igen. Knepigt men det går och är sååå lycklig! Känns som windows, omständigt och bara glad att det fungerar...
Sen: mitt problem är mailet från webformdär mina miina åäö inte syns!
har phpmailer och åäö fungerar i ett annat mail från sidan så jag gjorde en jämförelse mellan dem.
Jag behöver hjälp att tyda vad skillnaden är i källorna. Kursiv är från mailet med fungerande åäö och fet stil är från det trasiga:

I'm currently looking at http://drupal.org/project/uc_webform_productize with a view to how it could be used for event registration.

My current use case is:
- one site
- several events
- registration is paid
- events have options such as how many days you want to attend, diet requirements. these affect price.

I am looking to propose a few ideas for SoC 2009. I like the basic functionality of the Webform module that ships with Acquia, but I am wondering if an AJAXy / easy to use implementation has been developed for Drupal 6? I have searched around and cannot find an AJAX forms package for Drupal 6. I did find this same proposal in SoC 2006: AJAX Form Builder, and was wondering if something like this has been developed. Before I make a proposal on this project, I want to be sure that this does not already exist in some fashion.

Looking for some help/ideas on a custom contact form. Webform displays a token %title to pass, what i'm assuming is, the node title. However, it dosn't seem to be working correctly. I've posted a support question on the project page. So i'm looking to pass either the node title or node url of a webform that I have embedded in a block on said node.

Has anyone acheived passing custom tokens/arguments in a webform? Even further any luck passing custom cck fields in a webform or just a standard node that dosn't get published but e-mail via actions/triggers?

Any help would be appreciated.

I have a webform with 2 select fields, and the values have some HTML in them to get a nifty hover effect, explaining more about the values.

But it sends the HTML with the form results, which isn't really what I want, and it's annoying for the person who actually uses the form results.

Här är en guide som beskriver hur jag byggde en webbenkät för tidningen jag jobbar på. Jag hoppas att stegen är beskrivna tillräckligt tydligt - annars går det förstås bra att skriva frågor bland kommentarerna.

I am proud to announce the availability of a new module for Drupal integration with Salesforce.com CRM users. I posted on our group page a while ago regarding a potential module that would integrate Salesforce's Lead Form into the Webform module that we've all grown to love. Well... I was able to get in contact with a developer from Ohio, who was excellent to work with, that did just that for us.

This was posted originally here >>>http://drupal.org/node/293930

But I realized belatedly that it might be better to address this to those with multisite experience.

I have drupal 6.3 installed and run about 20 other TLDs (site1.com, site2.com, etc., all folders located in the /sites directory) off that single installation. Everything works fine, with one exception.

I've noticed that the standard php mail functions (for user registration and webforms, for example) work for the parent installation, but uniformly do not work for the child subdomain installations.

What is the plan for Quiz 2 for Drupal 5?

At the moment I am experimenting with Quiz as a system for assessment in the online course I am developing. Assuming I choose quiz over webform or CCK then I will be happy to bug-fix and add functionality which can be contributed into the project. Because of the current state of contributed modules in D6 I think it is better that I stick with D5 for the first rollout of this service allthough I may be convinced otherwise.

Does exist a sort-of Quiz module that shows the student the correct results after he submitted the multiple choice answers (a yes/no, or maybe a choose a,b,c... styles), and automatically adds this answer in his profile?

Moodle has this, but it puts the result inside a personal gradebook, that the student can read from his control panel (what is sort-of a profile).

Thanks in advance for your thoughts and ideas!

Rosamunda