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Firstly, great module...I loved exploring it a bit.
Secondly, I have a not-so hypothetical scenario; I have two fieldsets (e.g. "Private Information" and "Public information") each with a number of form components. Upon successful submission of the form, I would like to be able to hide the "private" portion but keep the "public" portion available to other authenticated users. What would be the best approach to take?
Cheers.
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Comment #1
quicksketchWebform isn't really made to handle this kind of access granularity. The only field that has this sort of ability is the "hidden" field. It won't be shown to users when they fill out the form, but it will be available as a textfield when editing submissions to users that have either "edit webform submissions" or "access webform results" permissions. For the level of complexity you need, you might have to use CCK and the Field Access module it includes.
Comment #2
nerkn CreditAttribution: nerkn commentedI think it is a kind of how to implement problem.
You can simply add a public result set,
Adding field definitions to be able to select in that public set (one colomn).
Adding also adding a permission th whom this set is visible .
And adding result set tab.
That would help for example at webcast, submitees could easly see others meal :) or a pettition page etc.
Great work, Apreciated!
Comment #3
quicksketchClosing after lack of activity. You might be interested in this feature request: #313639: Public vs. private components