Hi Pablo,
Basic Usage:
Let's assume 2 different Content Types:
- Blog Post (name = seb_blog_post)
- Comment (name = seb_comment)
with the following setup:
- Show Options = Hide
- Form & Content Type = seb_comment
- Storage = None (we don't need it)
Then each Blog Post should display the Comment form on their content view.
Make sure to:
- Assign the Form field to the Content View of Blog Post
- Put some fields within the Site Form View of Comment
- Allow "Create" Permission of Comment
Advanced Usage:
Let's assume 3 different Content Types:
- Blog Post (name = seb_blog_post)
- Comment (name = seb_comment)
- Review (name = seb_review)
with the following setup:
- Show Options = Following Options
- Options = seb_comment | seb_review | ...
- Storage = Standard | Article | form_type (we need to store the value of the selected form)
Then while creating a Blog Post, you should pick which form will be displayed on the content view (per item).
Make sure to:
- Assign the Form field to the Admin Form or Site Form View of Blog Post
- Assign the Form field to the Content View of Blog Post
- Put some fields within the Site Form View of Comment and Review
- Allow "Create" Permission of Comment and Review
Saba