Add optional date cut-off for Webforms [#1225780]

I have extended the module to include an option to close a webform at a specified date as well. At this moment the logic first checks to close the form based upon date. If that is okay, then it closes if max submissions have been reached. If either the cut-off date or max submissions figure gets changed, the form will automatically close or re-open as required by the new values.

The code includes the suggested changes from span (http://drupal.org/node/1211752#comment-4734466) and emastyle (http://drupal.org/node/1177624#comment-4675276).

Please take a look and see if you agree that the functionality is related enough to be paired in the same module.

I cannot decide whether an additional field is required to specify whether date cut-off or max submissions should be the 'senior' deciding factor as to whether a form is closed or not. Input appreciated.

Another outstanding thing is to get the jquery datepicker working on the limit submissions page as well.

Because I've doubled the size of the source file I'm attaching my .module (lose the .jpg extension) file rather than a patch file.

Comment	File	Size	Author
	webform_limit_submissions.module.jpg	7.88 KB	vernond

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Comment #1

vernond CreditAttribution: vernond commented 21 July 2011 at 18:48

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» Needs review

Comment #2

DonnyCarette CreditAttribution: DonnyCarette commented 22 July 2011 at 05:14

Thanks vernond, nice work!
I will take a look to the code to add a new release.
There will come more features soon

Comment #3

DonnyCarette CreditAttribution: DonnyCarette commented 24 July 2011 at 14:55

Vernond,

I did a quick review of your code, more in a couple of days

I also think date is more important for closing the form when this is reached
If we make date module a dependencie, than we could use that for selecting the date with the jQuery datepicker (Now the date input only works if the webform contains a date field)