Nov 10th, 2010, 6:31 PM
Hmm... interesting...
Probably the simplest solution would be install the Pages module and in it, create a PHP page that calls a core function to find out the number of results in a form, and View. For example, this would work:
However, that would require you to set up a View for each form that have a Standard Filter set to only return submissions within a certain date range.
Lastly, you'd need to add that page to the client's menu, so they'd see it when logging in.
This would certainly work!
- Ben
Probably the simplest solution would be install the Pages module and in it, create a PHP page that calls a core function to find out the number of results in a form, and View. For example, this would work:
PHP Code:
echo "Form ID 7, View ID 10: " . ft_get_submission_count(7, 10) . "<br />";
echo "Form ID 42, View ID 50 " . ft_get_submission_count(42, 50) . "<br />";
However, that would require you to set up a View for each form that have a Standard Filter set to only return submissions within a certain date range.
Lastly, you'd need to add that page to the client's menu, so they'd see it when logging in.
This would certainly work!
- Ben