asp.net,sitecore,sitecore7.2,web-forms-for-marketers
You will want to move your validation code to a new class that implements FormCustomValidator. public class MySingleLineTextValidator : FormCustomValidator { protected override bool EvaluateIsValid() { if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(base.ControlToValidate)) { Control controlToValidate = this.FindControl(base.ControlToValidate); //Code to validate } return false; }} Then you will need add a BaseValidator Item in the...
sitecore,web-forms-for-marketers,sitecore7.2,sitecore-mvc
Sitecore has confirmed this is a bug and have provided us with a patch to test.
sitecore,sitecore7,web-forms-for-marketers,multisite
You can specify the root form folder in your <site> definition, by default the forms.config file specifies the following, which points to /sitecore/system/Modules/Web Forms for Marketers/Website: <sites> <site name="website"> <patch:attribute name="formsRoot">{F1F7AAB6-C8CE-422F-A214-F610C109FA63}</patch:attribute> </site> </sites> In a multi-site instance you need to specify the formsRoot attribute for each site: <sites> <site name="site1"...
javascript,asp.net-mvc-4,sitecore,web-forms-for-marketers,sitecore-mvc
You seem to have two different issues going on here. I am not sure why you are getting a null ref, make sure you are using an MVC form on an MVC page and that you have no controllers in your custom code named form. The default forms route in...
asp.net,sqlite,sitecore,sitecore6,web-forms-for-marketers
It seems like you have a permissions issue, make sure your IUSR or NETWORK SERVICE has modify permissions set on your \bin directory. Part of the post-install step of the WFFM module is to copy across the correct version of the SQLite dll, based on whether you are using x86...
sitecore,web-forms-for-marketers,sitecore-mvc
The dll is not in the package, the package only includes items related to this module. You need to Build the this project locally and get the dll from it....
sitecore,web-forms-for-marketers
I found a resolution based on Mike Reynolds blog as Ahmed Okour suggested got me 50% of the way there but required additional work. I created a new FormRender that exposed a public property for the overriding Form Id to be passed. This new FormRender implements the existing one however...
c#,asp.net,sqlite,sitecore,web-forms-for-marketers
I would recommend switching to a SQL database for Web Forms for Marketers on version 2.4 for a more reliable platform- as you are upgrading it seems like the right point to do this. The database files you need are in the / data (mdf and ldf)folder when you download...