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Casandro Diveley
HI,I have the same problem and i have tried the posted solution but the form is not showing on my page.I have rsform module installed.I made my form and created the module.I think I have the settings correct and the menu is set to show on all pages. _lXiP
Hi Paul,I tried the form module in one of the footer modules and it showed ok. The problem is when I try to load it in the page builder, I am trying the position page builder but nothing shows.I don't think I have JS compression on.ThanksBreda
RSForm comes with a module and a plugin as extras. In order for you to use RSForm with Engage Box you need to have at least one of them installed and configured. Then, depending on which one you have installed, choose one of the two procedures described below.
The prerequisite for this method is to have the RSForm Content Plugin installed. Once you've installed it you will be able to use its shortcode inside an article or a custom module in order to load an RSForm.
Remember to change the number 1 inside rsform's shortcode to the ID of the form you want to appear inside the box. Also, in case you have turned off the "Prepare Content" option in the Engage Box settings, make sure that you have it turned on for method 1 to work.
I just added an AcyMailing 5 subscription checkbox to a form follolwing these instructions:
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This worked fine. But: I need double opt-in. The subscriber must receive a confirmation mail with an opt-in link.
How can I achieve this?
Thanks!
The two splines, s and w,in the rational spline r(x)=s(x)/w(x)need not be related to one another. They could even be of differentforms. But, in the context of this toolbox, it is convenient to restrictthem to be of the same form, and even of the same order and with thesame breaks or knots. For, under that assumption, you can representsuch a rational spline by the (vector-valued) spline function
whose values are vectors with one more entry than the values of the rational spline r, and call this the rsform of the rational spline, or, more precisely, the rpform or rBform, depending on whether s and w are in ppform or in B-form. Internally, the only thing that distinguishes these rational forms from their corresponding ordinary spline forms, rpform and B-form, is their form part, i.e., the output obtained from fnbrk(r,'form'). This is enough to alert the fn... commands to act appropriately on a function in one of the rsforms.
This shows that you can compute the derivatives of r inductively,using the derivatives of s and w (i.e.,the derivatives of R) along with the derivativesof r of order less than j tocompute the jth derivative of r. This inductive scheme is used in fntlr to providethe first so many derivatives of a rational spline. There is a correspondingformula for partial and directional derivatives for multivariate rationalsplines.
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