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Two FT Sharing Forms - Argen - Feb 11th, 2014 Hi all, I've posted this on here, but I think this is more relevant on the GD. I have multiple clients which all require the same forms, the only difference between them is that they need to individually manage who has access to what. So I am trying to have two different installs of FT with their own databases but for them to share the table which hold the actual forms but not their submissions. i.e. when the form changes, it only needs to be changed in one place I've found where the tables are specified, but is this going to work overall? Code: $order = ft_load_field("order", "form_sort_order", "form_id-DESC"); Ta! RE: Two FT Sharing Forms - Joe - Feb 11th, 2014 Hi there, Instead of using two installations of Form Tools, I think a simpler solution would be to use Views to manage who has access to what data. Please see these two threads for further details: http://forums.formtools.org/showthread.php?tid=2248 http://forums.formtools.org/showthread.php?tid=2454 Cheers, Joe RE: Two FT Sharing Forms - Argen - Feb 12th, 2014 I now fully understand the 'view' option, I was confuss. Thanks |