Hi,

Form Wizard is not intended to support use as a login or registration form. We have built in functionality in mojoPortal for those features, and it is possible currently to add some custom fields to the user profile and require them on the registration page. While one could implement a custom form submission handler and from there one could create a site user or set an authentication cookie so technically one could use it as a registration or login form, but it was not intended for that and I don't recommend it for that.

Form Wizard is also not designed for polls, we have a free Poll feature included in mojoPortal.

Form Wizard Pro is not meant for custom development or as a CRUD solution for custom development. If you have complex needs it is better to implement a custom feature specifically for the need. It is easy for developers to define your own table in the database and we have Codesmith templates that can generate a lot of starter code for a custom feature for data access, for business layer, and even for UI such as grids or forms.

Form Wizard Pro is designed to make it fairly easy for non technical people to create custom contact forms, simple surveys, quote requests, job applications or many other scenarios where you just want to capture some data from visitors of your site.

When we make it possible for users to edit the form after posting and to see their submitted data then maybe it will fit some other scenarios like Insurance Form or  Medical Data, but it will depend on how complex the needs are. If there are a lot of business rules it is probably better to implement a custom feature, and those scenarios sound to me like ones where there would be a lot of complex rules and requirements about what data the user can edit, keeping history of their changes, only allowing them to edit at certain times of year etc. Form Wizard Pro is not designed to be a solution for every problem. My goal is to keep it simple and easy to use but that goal requires choosing not to add lots and lots of options and configurations, the more options and configurations the less user friendly it will become.

Best,

Joe

Hi,

We have a lot of Developer Documentation

• How mojoPortal Works
• Hello World Developer Quick Start
• There is a series of training videos that walks through the common steps of implementing a feature. It is a lot of videos but they are each less than 10 minutes
• Steve Land also wrote a helpful tutorial, and there are some other community tutorials in addition to our own documentation

and finally, the mojoPortal source code is a good tool for learning how to develop custom features. The way the projects are structured for the mojoPortal.Features set of projects and the WebStore set of projects is setup the exact same way that I would setup projects for a custom feature. We use post build events on the UI projects to copy the needed files up to the Web folder since they run in the context of mojoPortal Web and cannot run on their own. The features have dependencies on mojoPortal core projects but mojoPortal does not depend on the features.

Hope that helps,

Joe

Hi,

Sorry but I have no update or eta of when I will get to this and I have no suggested workaround. I willl get to it at some point but I make no promise of when, I don't expect to get to it in the very near term, there are just too many higher priority things in my to do list right now.

Best,

Joe