May 17th, 2013, 1:30 PM
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
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