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John,
Clear your local cache and then click "Refresh Modules List" on the modules page. That should display the Form Builder. Some times Form Tools does not recognize that a new module has been added if the list is not refreshed.
Cheers,
Joe
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May 16th, 2013, 2:59 PM
(This post was last modified: May 16th, 2013, 3:06 PM by johnbleck2.)
Joe,
Tried that. emptied cache, closed browser, opened browser.. it's not in the list to install. I used "refresh module list". Just not there.
Just got it to work.
I had to re-extract it again. It was rather stubborn. 4th time was the charm I guess.
John
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Looks like we are golden! Thank you for all your help and especially your patience!
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FYI:
From some of our back and fourth emails I noted that this form was not requiring a "form tools" login and was 100% standalone for public submissions where we did not want to force user registrations.
That being said, the upload field when edited (although the dialog box was now appearing for Yes/No Confirmation) When hitting "Yes", nothing would happen. This is due to not having a registered user of formtools logging in.
So... I was able to comment out one line in the formtools\modules\field_type_file\actions.php
I commented out: ft_check_permission("user");
Whallah. Works like a charm now.
I realize removing the authentication within the js on forms is normally not a good practice, but since this action was for "uploaded files" and not for a larger global purpose within form tools, commenting this like out took care of our problem for this "public" standalone form.
Big sigh of relief.
Thank you,
John
