Nov 11th, 2010, 6:14 AM
(Nov 10th, 2010, 6:31 PM)Ben Wrote: 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:
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
Thanks, Ben! I'm actually thinking about something for a public display, however. Instead of the client logging into the admin area to see the totals, she wants to publish the information on the public facing site along the lines of, "already x people signed up today, this month, this year... etc."