By tictacaddicted on

I'm not a developer, but I've set up Drupal and I'm surprised how much there can be pieced together with existing modules. Amazing.
What I'm hoping I could use Drupal for is the following;
Part 1: I'd like to create some surveys, visitors can answer some questions and submit those
Part 2: then I'd like to login and review these
Part 3: and add some comments using a second (restricted) form.
Part 4: email submission + comments as a pdf attachement

The first two seem pretty simple, I used the webforms module for the survey and a view to list a table and individual submissions, but I'm struggling with the third part (let alone the fourth). Is it even possible without coding something custom?

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Sam Moore
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Location Sandy Hook, CT
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Webform is a great choice.
For #3, you can create a textarea on your form and mark it "Private" - then it will only be visible to users with access to Webform results (that would be you).

Use the Print module (https://www.drupal.org/project/print) to create a PDF of any of your results pages (you'll need to install a PDF library - I like wkhtmltopdf).
I'm not sure whether the PDF creation and mailing can be automated, but Rules is your friend there.

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tictacaddicted commented

Thanks for you swift reply! I have looked at the hidden field, but I would like the original submission to be un-editable. Looks like I've got some work to do and figure out some solution. Will definitely check out rules! Gracias