Posted by Rodneystrong on November 22, 2012 at 7:58pm
We have recently converted our intranet site to Drupel. I'm in the process of creating some webforms and have a question. Is there a way to create a webform that allows one user to complete part of it, then a notification goes to another user to complete the rest?
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Webforms
Check out the Webform module. It's the easiest way to generate webforms in Drupal and you have many send/save options. The collected data is also available to Views should you want to get creative in dissecting and reporting on the collected data.
Beyond that module you should look into learning CCK (for D6.x and earlier) & Views for data input and reporting.
webforms
Thanks for that
I can create the webform and it's easy to get it to save and send. What my boss wants is for the form to be split into two parts where one user fills in the first part and saves it and an email is sent to someone who then completes the second part on the same form. I'm just not sure if that's possible.
The best idea would be
The best idea would be creating a content type of all your fields, then setting permission to fields which should be visible to end user and display all fields to admin. Notification would be triggered by rules when ever end user create a content.
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