i created webforms in the past (a month or so ago) and i seem to remember a checkbox to have the process also create a block for that webform. i have 6 or 8 webform blocks in my "Blocks" list, so there must have been SOMETHING like this available, and i assume from Webform Block. however, i must have decided at that time for at least one of the webforms NOT to create a block. now, i need a block for it in order to place the webform on a page (i was just going to the webform rather than a page). i cannot for the life of me figure out how to do this. i created a new webform, hoping that i would see that checkbox. no dice. i finally had to implement something that i found in the forum from 2007 [print node_view(node_load(18), FALSE, TRUE, FALSE);]. i know for certain that this is NOT what i did before.
i have disabled Webform Block and re-enabled it. no help.
can you please enlighten me and allow me to keep SOME of my hair by telling me how to user your block? i've spent only a couple hours researching and searching so far...
Thanks much,
mike wease
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Comment #1
buddaTry disabling the webformblock module, then uninstalling it. then re-enable it.
your problem sounds odd!
Comment #2
mwease commentedi did disable it, created a new block and deleted the one webform block had created for me. i can't remember exactly now, but in a couple of cases (or more) i had to completely recreate the webform. i included the webform via code i found here in forum from 2006 or something and i have no problem any more.
you should know that i also came to believe that webform block was what was causing my pages NOT to load at the top of the page. i think i proved it (at least to myself) by the above procedure. i had thought the problem was webform and had opened a bug report against it. see http://drupal.org/node/559538.
i'm not crazy. there WAS/IS a field/button to have webform block create a block at the same time one is creating the webform, right?
Comment #3
buddayes webformblock module adds a tick to create a corresponding block for the webform you're creating/editing.
Comment #4
mwease commentedok. good. thanks.
Comment #5
buddaJob done then.