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Accessing HTML for the Registration Form 13 years 1 month ago #15114

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I would like to further customize my registration form, how can I access it's HTML? NOT THE CSS!!!!! Besides using the F12 key. I would like the ability to edit according to my own needs and format.

If I am somehow unable to access the HTML, (which I hope is NOT the case) how can I rearrange the format of the registration form manually???

Any insightful information will be much appreciated!!

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Accessing HTML for the Registration Form 13 years 1 month ago #15118

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Are you talking about the order of the form fields? To answer your question, we need actual specifics... then we can help.

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Accessing HTML for the Registration Form 13 years 1 month ago #15119

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Specifically.....

I do not wish to change the order of the fields, that it quite simple and I do not need help in that sense. I was wondering if it were possible to add another category on the top of the form, next to "Event" and "Date." My boss would like to add an additional category, is this possible? If not an entirely new category, is it possible to have the date in one column and the time of the event in another?


And while I'm asking, is it possible to edit the "Event Registration" title which appears on the top of the page? I would like it to say "Upcoming Events" instead. That is why I thought perhaps an html view would allow me to edit the things I want. I look forward to your response.

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Accessing HTML for the Registration Form 13 years 1 month ago #15122

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There is no "feature" for adding new data into new columns in the list of events. We intend to add that type of functionality in future development though. You'd have to code in new columns... or modifying existing columns. These files would be included:
/components/com_dtregister/views/event/tmpl/list.php
/components/com_dtregister/views/event/tmpl/list_row.php

To modify text like "Event Registration" or any other text throughout the component, modify the language file which is located with the language files for all of your other extensions:

/language/en-GB/en-GB.com_dtregister.ini

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Accessing HTML for the Registration Form 13 years 1 month ago #15124

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I have successfully moved location from the description field into a column of its own. I'll do a write up later today and post back here.

I've also added location as a column to the backend admin view of events to help event selection. I'll write that up to.

Why they're not there already I don't know.

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Accessing HTML for the Registration Form 13 years 1 month ago #15129

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Thanks for responding!

If you could let me know how you successfully moved content into different columns, that would be amazing! I would really appreciate it! :D

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