User engagement

Provide a ladder sports system that can be easily configured and maintained by a non-technical operator. Once configured will require minimal maintenance from the site administrator.

A common request with Webforms is to pull data from arbitrary nodes into the form. Webform by itself does not support this. This module lets you pull CCK data from any node on your site into your webform. This is complicated to explain, but easy by example:

* You have a Contacts content type, and a webform block to email them. The webform's destination email address should be the address in the Contact's "email" field. You can use Webform Node Data to automatically pull the email address from the displayed contact into a hidden field on the webform, and use Webform's built in emailing abilities to send your message.

* You have a Products content type, and a webform which receives information requests about each product. In order to keep track of requests, you have to know which Product each request is for. You can use Webform Node Data to pull the Product Titles into a field in the webform.

Features

* Get data either from the currently displayed node, or from another node specified in a field on the webform. This means that you can use whatever tricky processing you can dream up to set the source NID - it's particularly useful for using URL arguments to specify which node has the data you want.

* Get data from any field on that node, including CCK fields.

Minimalistic one-question "quiz" which allows to set and display texts for correct and wrong answers. This one is for those who dont need the power of the quiz-module.

A webform component to display or store values to a webform submission, that were solely derived by processing a token.

Demo of git

Distribution method for the Digital Propensity Index Questionnaire and the instructional intervention for David Norman's dissertation in 2008.