Hey,

I got it work, but there are more problems to be solved. Since I installed jqTransform, created all necessary script includings in a header it somehow messed up my page. It works well and it is able to reform my form now, but when I try to log in to my page as an admin for example, I can't see the control panel anymore. So I guess there are some conflicts with jqTransform and other scripts. Anyway, when I comment the jqTransform away everything works fine again.

I run up to this problem just a moment ago and I have spent only couple of hours to solve it so maybe I'll find a solution by myself. Anyway, I'll let you know if I come up with something.

Sounds like you are loading jquery twice, that tends to cause problems with concrete as c5 loads in jquery by default.

Either don't load your version of jQuery or if its within jgTransform,
put a switch in it so that it is not loaded when logged in.

Thank you, it made a trick! :)

Thanks for the answers.

I searched and found a solution that seems to work :-)
but not very clean...
I put my link to jqTransform.js files and my javascript code at the top of my 'external form'.
The problem seems to be, that the jqTransform.js link and the javascript code must be placed last in the header.

Only: the scrollbar of the textarea seems to be cutted in safari and in chrome...

I continue to search a solution for this bug.

Hey,

Yeah, I have some problems with the textarea as well. For me, no matter what browser I use, textarea's width seems to be zero. In Firefox it's not a problem since you can drag the textarea with a mouse and make it wider, but with other browsers that cannot be done. I don't know, but it seems that it happens only when using Concrete5. Have to take a look at it tomorrow :P

Solve it,

I had to overdrive view.css file from concrete's blocks folder. More specifically from form -folder. I made some minor changes there. That's how I made the textarea wide again. After that I faced a new problem. I had to modify jqtransform.css to make it work with IE and Chrome. I set all the necessary paddings and margins down to zero to make it look how it was meant to look.

And to be honest I'm not quite sure what else I did. I'll write more detailed post later on due to the fact that I don't have much time now :)

Hi!
back from holidays!
And I see your message, how do you make the scrollbar clean?
Do you have tips for me?
I try with the css but don't find any solution.
I word crazy...grrrrrrhhhhhhh

Thanks for your answers anyway...

:-)