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I am trying to add additional field options to the form block. My new field ("ticketprice") has options (like the textarea and select fields do). When I edit a form and add a textarea or select field, the option fields for those two field types become visible. I can NOT get the edit form to do the same for my new field!

The HTML bit looks like this (truncated):
<div class="fieldRow">
         <div class="fieldLabel"><?php  echo t('Answer Type')?>: </div>
         <div class="fieldValues">
            <input name="answerType" type="radio" value="field" /> <?php  echo t('Text Field')?> &nbsp; <br>
            <input name="answerType" type="radio" value="text" /> <?php  echo t('Text Area')?> &nbsp; <br>
            <input name="answerType" type="radio" value="radios" /> <?php  echo t('Radio Buttons ')?> &nbsp; <br>
            <input name="answerType" type="radio" value="select" /> <?php  echo t('Select Box')?> &nbsp; <br>
            <input name="answerType" type="radio" value="checkboxlist" /> <?php  echo t('Checkbox List')?> &nbsp; <br>
            <input name="answerType" type="radio" value="fileupload" /> <?php  echo t('File Upload')?> <br>
            <input name="answerType" type="radio" value="email" /> <?php  echo t('Email')?> &nbsp; <br>
            <!-- non input fields -->
            <input name="answerType" type="radio" value="plaintext" /> <?php  echo t('Plain Text')?> &nbsp; <br>
            <input name="answerType" type="radio" value="divider" /> <?php  echo t('Divider')?> &nbsp; <br>
            <!-- payment fields -->
            <input name="answerType" type="radio" value="amount" /> <?php  echo t('Custom Amount')?> &nbsp; <br>
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The auto.js file now looks like this:
var miniSurvey ={
   bid:0,
   serviceURL: $("input[name=miniSurveyServices]").val() + '?block=form&',
   init: function(){ 
         this.tabSetup();
         this.answerTypes=document.forms['ccm-block-form'].answerType;
         this.answerTypesEdit=document.forms['ccm-block-form'].answerTypeEdit; 
         for(var i=0;i<this.answerTypes.length;i++){
            this.answerTypes[i].onclick=function(){miniSurvey.optionsCheck(this);miniSurvey.settingsCheck(this);miniSurvey.ticketPriceCheck(this);}
            this.answerTypes[i].onchange=function(){miniSurvey.optionsCheck(this);miniSurvey.settingsCheck(this);miniSurvey.ticketPriceCheck(this);}
         } 
         for(var i=0;i<this.answerTypesEdit.length;i++){
            this.answerTypesEdit[i].onclick=function(){miniSurvey.optionsCheck(this,'Edit');miniSurvey.settingsCheck(this,'Edit');miniSurvey.ticketPriceCheck(this,'Edit');}
            this.answerTypesEdit[i].onchange=function(){miniSurvey.optionsCheck(this,'Edit');miniSurvey.settingsCheck(this,'Edit');miniSurvey.ticketPriceCheck(this,'Edit');}
         }
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Line 62 seems to be the trouble point - I am checking to see if the field type we are adding is of type "ticketprice". So far, I can't get that to work. I tried debugging by setting the type to "text" and it worked... so it feels like the "valid" input types may be defined somewhere else?? Why isn't a new type working? If anyone is familiar with this code, I could use a hand. :(
WhiteChrys
 
volcaremos replied on at Permalink Reply
Hi WhiteChrys

did you ever resolve your problem with this customised form? I am trying to implement something similar, actually simpler since I only need to add options for a divider and header between fields. No luck yet.

cheers

V.
WhiteChrys replied on at Permalink Reply
WhiteChrys
I must have figured it out since I have dividers and plain text elements in mine now... I don't have access to the code at the moment but I will pull it up when I can.

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