Logical Form¶

Features¶

• A plugin with a form with an internal logic, which is evaluating values and has two possible workflows.
• In the default mode there are a select field for countries and an input field for a city. In the default mode you have to configure nothing but the pids of the success page and the failure page.
• If you like, the web master and the provider or the visitor of your website will get a mail with values and the result.
• It's possible to check mail addresses if they have a wrong syntax like a missing @.
• Full multi language support with TYPO3, configuration with typoscript.
• The form is in Xhtml.

Requirements¶

Nothing.

Form and Workflow¶

Plugin¶

Create pages with content¶

Add three pages with the following structure to your typo3 backend:

Default sample

• Success
• Failure

In the page “Success” you add a text element with this content e.g.:

You are European Union!

The evaluation of the data was successful.

You can publish here everything for visitors who are from a country in the European Union like

• Germany or
• Spain

In the page “Failure” you add a text element with this content e.g.:

Not a member of EU

You can publish here everything for visitors who are not from the European Union because they are from

• Switzerland or
• USA

Add the plugin “logical form” to the page “Default sample”

Configure the extension template¶

Next, please add an extension template with the name “+ext logical_form”.

Configure the template:

Insert in the field “setup” the following lines (the pids are the pids of your pages “Success” and “Failure):

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.success = 637

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.failure = 636

Insert in the field “include static template” the template “Logical Form (logical_form)” like in the illustration below.

The result in the frontend¶

The result in the frontend have to be the logical form like in the illustration.

Please test your logical form (look the examples above in the chapter “screenshots” on page 4):

Send the form without any value: There will be two error messages.

Send it with the values “Germany” and a city of your choice: There will be the message, that you are a member of the European Union.

Send it with the values “Switzerland” and a city of your choice: There will be the message, that you aren't a member of the European Union.

If you want to know, how to configure the logical form plugin

• give the two further examples a trial in the tutorial below or
• take a look in the reference on page 25 or
• check the setup of the tx_logicalform_pi1 with the typoscript object browser.

Add the plugin logical form¶

Add the plugin logical form in the pages

Disclaiming and

Country

Configure the extension template of the page Disclaiming¶

Next, please add an extension template with the name “+ext logical_form” like in the example of “configure the extension template” on page 8.

Insert in the field “setup” the following lines (the pids are the pids of your pages “Country” (case success) and “Failure” (like the illustration on page Fehler: Referenz nicht gefunden):

#

# WORKFLOW

# ========

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.workflow = failure_page

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.failure = 493

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.success = 494

#

# FIELDS, WE DON'T NEED

# =====================

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.country >

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.city >

#

# FIELDS

# ======

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.confirm.radio.br = 0

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.confirm.radio.required = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.confirm.radio.value.0 = no

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.confirm.radio.value.1 = yes

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.confirm.radio.failure.0 = no

#

# LANGUAGE EN (DEFAULT)

# =====================

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_confirm = I have understand the disclaimer

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.legend = Confirmation

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.value_yes = Yes

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.value_no = No

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.submit_button_label = Send

#

# LANGUAGE DE

# ===========

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.field_confirm = Ich habe den Disclaimer verstanden

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.legend = Bestätigung

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.value_yes = Ja

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.value_no = Nein

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.submit_button_label = Weiter

The whole setup is written in the file pi1/samples/setup_disclaim_1st.txt. You can read the file with the extension manager: Or copy the code above and paste it into your setup.

Insert in the field “include static template” the template “static (logical_form)” like in the illustration in the example of “configure the extension template” on page 8.

The Logical Form should look like this in the frontend now:

If you choose “No” the logical form will guide you to the failure page.

If you choose “Yes” the logical form will guide you to the success page.

Now we have to configure the success page. But before we explain the used setup code.

Explanation of the setup code¶

The “workflow” has to possibilities:

failure_page

form

The first (“failure_page”) means, that if the values aren't the values we want (the visitor doesn't understand the disclaimer), then the visitor will guided to a page with a message.

The second (“form”) means, that the visitor will get an error message on the same page – the page with the logical form. Example for this message: Sorry, there is a mistake in your mail address.

#

# WORKFLOW

# ========

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.workflow = failure_page

The pids are the pids of your pages for success (in this example the page “Country”) and failure (like the illustration on page Fehler: Referenz nicht gefunden).

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.failure = 493

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.success = 494

In the default mode the logical form has two fields – country and city. We don't need it, we delete it.

#

# FIELDS, WE DON'T NEED

# =====================

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.country >

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.city >

But we need a radio button with the two values “no” and “yes”.

“fields.confirm” is the name of the field.

“fields.confirm.radio” is the Html type of the field in the form.

“fields.confirm.radio.br” has the following effect:

• 0: There will be no line break between the values
• 1: There will be a line break between the values

“fields.confirm.radio.required” has the following effect:

• 0: The visitor doesn't have to fill up the field.
• 1: The visitor has to fill up the field. There will be added an asterisk to the field name in the form automatically. There will be added the comment “Please complete fields which have an asterisk” at the bottom of the form automatically.You can edit every language expression. See Chapter “How to configure language for fields and values“ on page 20.

“fields.confirm.radio.value” is an array with the values of the radio button.

“fields.confirm.radio.failure” is an array with the values, we don't want to accept for the success case.

#

# FIELDS

# ======

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.confirm.radio.br = 0

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.confirm.radio.required = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.confirm.radio.value.0 = no

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.confirm.radio.value.1 = yes

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.confirm.radio.failure.0 = no

With the _LOCAL_LANG array you can configure the display of your field names and values.

If you want to determine the displayed name of the field, you have to set it in this format:

language.field_name = value

“language” has the value of the language like “en” for English or “de” for german.

“field_name” has the value “field_” and than the name of the field. In the example above we defined the displayed name of the field “confirm”:_LOCAL_LANG.en.field_confirm = I have understand the disclaimer.

If you want to determine the displayed values of a field, you have to set it in this format:

language.value_name = value

“language” has the value of the language like “en” for English or “de” for german.

“value_name” has the value “value_” and than the name of the value. In the example above we defined the displayed name of the value “yes”:_LOCAL_LANG.en.value_yes = Yes

Here you have the value for the submitbutton:

_LOCAL_LANG.en.submit_button_label = Yes

#

# LANGUAGE EN (DEFAULT)

# =====================

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_confirm = I have understand the disclaimer

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.legend = Confirmation

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.value_yes = Yes

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.value_no = No

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.submit_button_label = Send

Below there is the same example for german language:

#

# LANGUAGE DE

# ===========

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.field_confirm = Ich habe den Disclaimer verstanden

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.legend = Bestätigung

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.value_yes = Ja

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.value_no = Nein

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.submit_button_label = Weiter

Configuring the success page¶

The success page “Country” is showing the same logical form like the page “Disclaiming”.

This isn't a surprise really, because we didn't configure the extension template of the page “Country”.

Our page “Country” should look like this:

We have to complete the following orders:

We want to display the default logical form with the fields “country” and “city”.

We have to configure the pids of the success and failure page.

We have to delete the field confirm.

Configure the extension template¶

Next, please add an extension template with the name “+ext logical_form”.

Configure the template:

Insert in the field “setup” the following lines (the pids are the pids of your pages “Success” and “Failure):

#

# WORKFLOW

# ========

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.workflow = failure_page

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.failure = 496

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.success = 495#

# FIELDS, WE DON'T WANT AND WE DELETE

# ===================================

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.confirm >

Insert in the field “include static template” the template “static (logical_form)” like in the illustration below.

The result in the frontend should look like this:

Create pages with the content and the plugin¶

Illustration 21: Confirmation example

Add two pages in the following structure to your typo3 backend: Confirmation

Success

Please add to the page “Confirmation”

• this content:ConfirmationThis an example for the confirmation case.E.g. a visitor like to get a document by postal delivery. He can order the document with the form above. He will get a confirmation if he filled up every field and if there is no mistake in the mail.
• the plugin “Logical Form”
• and an extension template “+ext logical_form”

Please add to the page “Success” this content:

Thank youThanks for ordering our document.If you have any question please call us.* Contact (Link to your contact page)

Configure the extension template of the page Confirmation¶

Next, please add an extension template with the name “+ext logical_form” like in the example of “configure the extension template” on page 8.

Insert in the field “include static template” the template “static (logical_form)” like in the illustration in the example of “configure the extension template” on page 8.

Insert in the field “setup” the following lines (the pid is the pid of your page “Success”:

#

# WORKFLOW

# ========

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.workflow = form

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.failure >

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.success = 634

#

# MAIL TO THE CLIENT, THE VISITOR OF OUR WEBSITE

# ==============================================

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.from.mail = name@my.provider.com

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.from.name = my provider company

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.bcc = dirk.wildt@think- visually.com

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.field = mail

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.body = mail_client

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.0 = my provider company

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.1 = my provider contact

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.2 = my provider street

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.3 = my provider zip and city

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.4 = my provider phone

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.5 = my provider mail address

#

# FIELDS, WE DON'T NEED

# =====================

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.country >

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.city >

#

# NEW FIELDS

# ==========

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.mail.input.failure.0 = my.name@example.com

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.mail.input.failure.1 = dirk.wildt @think-visually.com

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.mail.input.default = my.name@example.com

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.mail.input.size = 30

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.mail.input.maxlength = 60

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.mail.input.required = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.mail.input.mail = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.sexus.radio.br = 0

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.sexus.radio.required = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.sexus.radio.value.0 = male

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.sexus.radio.value.1 = female

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.name.input.size = 30

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.name.input.maxlength = 60

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.name.input.required = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.street.input.size = 30

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.street.input.maxlength = 60

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.street.input.required = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.zip_city.input.size = 30

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.zip_city.input.maxlength = 60

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.zip_city.input.required = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.phone.input.size = 30

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.phone.input.maxlength = 60

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.phone.input.required = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.note.textarea.cols = 30

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.note.textarea.rows = 5

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.note.textarea.required = 0

#

# LANGUAGE EN (DEFAULT)

# =====================

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.legend = I want this document

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_mail = Mail

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_name = First and last Name

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_note = Message to the provider

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_phone = Phone

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_sexus = Gender

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_street = Street

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_zip_city = ZIP and City

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.mail_client_subject = Delivery of the ordered document

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.mail_client_text (

Dear ###VALUE_NAME###,

Thanks for ordering our document.

We will send it with postal delivery to your address:

###VALUE_NAME###

###VALUE_STREET###

###VALUE_ZIP_CITY###

You have send the following data:

###VALUES###

If there is any mistake please send the correct data.

Please visit this page and fill up the form:

###URL###

This is a mechanical message.

Best Regards

###SIGNATURE###

)

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.value_female = Female

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.value_male = Male

#

# LANGUAGE DE

# ===========

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.legend = Ich möchte das Dokument

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.field_mail = eMail

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.field_name = Vor- und Nachname

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.field_note = Nachricht an den Betreiber

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.field_phone = Telefon

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.field_sexus = Anrede

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.field_street = Straße

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.field_zip_city = PLZ und Ort

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.mail_client_subject = Versand des bestellten Dokuments

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.mail_client_text (

Hallo ###VALUE_NAME###,

herzlichen Dank für die Bestellung unseres Dokuments.

Wir senden Ihnen das Dokument per Post an Ihre Adresse:

###VALUE_NAME###

###VALUE_STREET###

###VALUE_ZIP_CITY###

Sie haben uns folgende Daten gesendet:

###VALUES###

Sollte in den Daten ein Fehler stecken, senden Sie uns Ihre richtigen Daten bitte ein zweites Mal.

Besuchen Sie dafür bitte folgende Seite:

###URL###

Dies ist eine automatische generierte Mitteilung.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

###SIGNATURE###

)

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.value_female = Frau

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.de.value_male = Herr

The whole setup is written in the file pi1/samples/setup_disclaim_2nd.txt. You can read the file with the extension manager: Or copy the code above and paste it into your setup.

Explanation of the setup code¶

We don't repeat the explanation of the example above “Explanation of the setup code” on page 11. If you didn't read it, please read and understand it now.

The workflow value is “form”, because there is only the failure case of missing data or wrong mail addresses. In this case every error should displayed with a message in the form and not in a failure page:

• We set workflow to: form
• We delete the value pids.failure

#

# WORKFLOW

# ========

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.workflow = form

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.failure >

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids.success = 634

The array mail.to_client is explained in the chapter “mail” on page 21.

How to configure fields¶

Illustration 23: The form without language configuration

In our form we need the following fields: - mail (input)

• sexus (radio)
• name (input)
• street (input)
• zip_city (input)
• note (input)

It is easier to understand the controlling of the Logical Form, if we don't use the language configuration.

Therefor we commented out the lines with the language configuration as shown below:

#plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.legend = I want this document

#plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_mail = Mail

#plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_name = First and last Name

#plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_note = Message to the provider

#plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_phone = Phone

#plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_sexus = Gender

#plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_street = Street

#plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_zip_city = ZIP and City

#plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.value_female = Female

#plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.value_male = Male

The following images show, how to control fields.

Field name, field type and field values

Required fields

Default values and evaluating of a mail address

How to configure language for fields and values¶

In our example we want that

• the field “mail” will be displayed as “Mail”,
• “sexus” as “Gender” and
• the values “male” as “Male” and “female” as “Female”

#

# LANGUAGE EN (DEFAULT)

# =====================

#

...

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.field_mail = Mail

...

Configuring the mail to the client – the visitor of our website¶

You have to configure the array “ mail.to_client...”.

You have to set the flag “mail.to_client” to 1, otherwise the server won't send any mail to a client.

#

# MAIL TO THE CLIENT, THE VISITOR OF OUR WEBSITE

# ==============================================

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.from.mail = name@my.provider.com

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.from.name = my provider company

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.bcc = dirk.wildt@think- visually.com

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.field = mail

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.body = mail_client

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.0 = my provider company

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.1 = my provider contact

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.2 = my provider street

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.3 = my provider zip and city

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.4 = my provider phone

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.signature.5 = my provider mail address

We hope, that the illustration below shows the relation between the mail and the controlling with the setup understandably.

With the value

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.field = mail

you determine, in which field of the form we found the mail address of the client.

We explain in step II, how to configure the mail subject and the mail message.

Configuring the subject and the message of the mail to the client¶

You have to define

• the subject and
• the message text

in the language array “_LOCAL_LANG”. You are free, to define the string, which is marked yellow. But is has to be the same string like in the setup variable “.mail.to_client.body.

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.to_client.body = mail_client

...

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.mail_client_subject = ...

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.mail_client_text = ...

In the message – the mail body – you may work with markers.

If you want use values, which the client have written in the form, there is this main principle:

###VALUE_ fieldname ###

For example:

In the form is a field called “street”, than the marker in the mail is ###VALUE_STREET###.

If you want a list of all form values, than you use the marker ###VALUES###.

There a two markers additionaly:

• ###URL###: The Url of the form
• ###SIGNATURE###: The setup array “.mail.to_client.signature...”

Our Example

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.mail_client_subject = Delivery of the ordered document

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1._LOCAL_LANG.en.mail_client_text (

Dear ###VALUE_NAME###,

Thanks for ordering our document.

We will send it with postal delivery to your address:

###VALUE_NAME###

###VALUE_STREET###

###VALUE_ZIP_CITY###

You have send the following data:

###VALUES###

If there is any mistake please send the correct data.

Please visit this page and fill up the form:

###URL###

This is a mechanical message.

Best Regards

###SIGNATURE###

)

And the result:

Configuring a report mail¶

With Logical Form you can configure a report mail.

This mail send all datas of the form to a mail address of your choice.

Example for a configuration:

#

# MAIL REPORT I.E. TO THE ADMIN OR/AND THE PROVIDER OF THE WEBSITE

# ================================================================

#

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report = 1

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report.from.mail = webmaster@my- domain.com

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report.from.name = Typo3 Logical Form Report

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report.to.0 = henry@statistic.com

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report.to.1 = mary@statistic.com

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report.signature.0 = My company

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report.signature.1 = My name

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report.signature.2 = My street

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report.signature.3 = My zipcode and my city

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report.signature.4 = My phone

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report.signature.5 = my.name@my- domain.com

If you want to edit the mail content, please edit

pi1/locallang.xml (see chapter “Language” on page 31)

Debug Mode¶

The Logical Form has a debug mode. In this mode the extension will print messages in your Html code. The debug mode makes sense, if you have any problem with mailing.

Turn the debug mode on:

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.debug = 1

You will get the following output e.g.:

templateFile¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1 {
  templateFile = typo3conf/ext/logical_form/ \
    pi1/template.html
}

code¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1 {
  code = FORM
}

key_prod¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1 {
  key_prod = 4523
}

error.wrap¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.error {
  wrap = <dd><div style="font-weight:bold; \
    font-size:small;color:red;">|</div></dd>
}

required.wrap¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.required {
  wrap = <dd><div style="font-size:small; \
    padding-top:2em;">|</div></dd>
}

date¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1{
  date = Y-m-d H:i:s
}

captcha¶

captcha.extkey.captcha¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1 {
  captcha.extkey.captcha = 1
}

captcha.wrap.error¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1 {
  captcha.wrap.error =
             <div class="my-error-wrap">|</div>
}

debug¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1 {
  debug = 1
}

workflow¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1 {
  workflow = failure_page
}

pids.failure¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.pids {
  failure = 417
  success = 418
}

fields.[field_name].[field_type]¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.country.select {
  ...
}

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.city.input {
  ...
}

See tables below

fields.[field_name].[field_type].required¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.country.select {
  required = 1
}

fields.[field_name].[field_type].failure. x¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.country.select {
  failure.0 = Switzerland
  failure.1 = USA
}

fields.[field_name].[field_type].default¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.city.input {
  default = Berlin
}

fields.[field_name].input.size¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.city.input {
  size = 30
}

fields.[field_name].input.maxlength¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.city.input {
  maxlength = 60
}

fields.[field_name].input.mail¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.email.input {
  mail = 1
}

fields.[field_name].input.int¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.email.input {
  int = 1
}

fields.[field_name].input.send_keyed¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.account_no.input {
  send_keyed = 1
}

fields.[field_name].input.send_keyed.start¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.account_no.input {
  send_keyed.start = 3
}

fields.[field_name].input.send_keyed.symbol¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.account_no.input {
  send_keyed.symbol = *
}

fields.[field_name].texarea.cols¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.note.texarea {
  cols = 30
}

fields.[field_name].texarea.rows¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.note.texarea {
  rows = 5
}

fields.[field_name].radio.value. x¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.sexus.radio {
  value.0 = male
  value.1 = female
}

fields.[field_name].radio.br¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.sexus {
  br = 1
}

fields.[field_name].checkbox.value. x¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.profile.checkbox {
  value.0 = sport
  value.1 = culture
  value.2 = vacation
}

fields.[field_name].checkbox.default.x¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.profile.checkbox {
  default.0 = sport
  default.1 = vacation
}

fields.[field_name].select.size¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.country.select {
  size = 5
}

fields.[field_name].select.value. x¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.country.select {
  value.0 =
  value.1 = Germany
  value.2 = Spain
  value.3 = Switzerland
  value.4 = USA
}

fields.[field_name].select.multiple¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.fields.country.select {
  multiple = 1
}

mail.from¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail {
  from = webmaster@my-client.com
}

mail.debug¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail {
  debug = 1
}

mail.charset¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail {
  charset = UTF-8
}

mail.report¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail {
  report = 1
}

mail.report.from.mail,¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report {
  from.mail = webmaster@my-domain.com
  from.name = Typo3 Logical Form Report
}

mail.report.to. x¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report {
  to.0 = webmaster@my-domain.com
  to.1 = henry@statistics.com
}

mail.report.signature. x¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.report {
  signature.0 = My company
  signature.1 = My name
  signature.2 = webmaster@my-domain.com
}

mail.client¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail {
  client = 1
}

mail.client.from.mail,¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.client {
  from.mail = name@my.provider.com
  from.name = My provider company
}

mail.client.bcc¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.client {
  bcc = name@my.provider.com, \
          webmaster@my-domain.com
}

mail.client.field¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.client {
  field = mail
}

mail.client.body¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.client {
  body = mailclient
}

mail.client.signature. x¶

plugin.tx_logicalform_pi1.mail.client {
  signature.0 = My provider company
  signature.1 = My provider name
  signature.2 = name@my-provider.com
}