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Hi
I am new to umbraco and i want to design a WebPost page using the doc2Form, where each visitor will register his personal detail and then few lines of comment about the website.
Each user will be added as a Document under the Webpost node in the content and then using macro to view documents under the webpost.
Help me to implement this using Doc2Form.
I have imported the package to the Macros and used it in my form , but i got the error
System.Web.HttpException: Control 'Doc2Form_1_VS' of type 'ValidationSummary' must be placed inside a form tag with runat=server.
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Hi, For Doc2Form to work properly, it must be placed inside the <?ASPNET_FORM></?ASPNET_FORM> inside your template. This will make sure the appropriate ASP.Net form tags are added to the html output. Also, make sure not to add multiple <?ASPNET_FORM> tags. By design, you can only have one such a tag in your html. Good luck, /Dirk
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I have placed the macro inside the <?ASPNET_FORM></?ASPNET_FORM>
<?ASPNET_FORM>
<?UMBRACO_MACRO macroAlias="Doc2FormEdit" DocumentType="1302" Template="ForumLog" ChooseWhereToStore="Forum" EditMode="1" ShowTitle="0" SubmitButtonText="SAVE" TextOnSubmit="Good" PublishOnSubmit="1" RefreshToParent="1" RedirectToNode="-1" PublishWithUserId="0" StorePropertiesInCookies="" UseAjax="0" ></?UMBRACO_MACRO>
</?ASPNET_FORM>
still i get the error
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Can you post the html that is outputted when hitting the page (ie the page you get before submitting and getting the error)?
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The error is populated on page load.
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Ok, let's try something else. I know I've done it before because of another error message, totally unrelated, but you may never know. Here's what I did: put the <?ASPNET_FORM> tag in your master template, just below the standard <body> (And the corresponding closing tag just above the closing body tag). Does it make a difference?
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Is there any help document for Doc2Form package.How to implement it ?.
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Package includes a accompanying doc on the use of the properties. Or, you can download the docs hereIf still not satisfactory, you may try to get in contact with the author Casey Neehouse, either through codeplex or on his website. Maybe he can answer your problems/requests Good luck, Dirk
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