Hi,
I think it was a bit late yesterday, when I answered your post.
That is why I forgot a real important peace of information.
There is the plugin visforms data view
www.vi-solutions.de/en/visforms-plugin-d...in-content-data-view
which I created to do exactly things like the one you are asking for.
This plugin allows you to select record sets depending on submitted values.
You can even use some variables in record set selection like the username, the email address or the name of the logged in user (
www.vi-solutions.de/en/documentations/vi...aview-data-selection
).
So if you create in your form a field which contains the username, name or email address of the logged in user, it is possible to restrict the record sets which are displayed to the submissions which you have made yourself.
Basically you have to do the following steps:
1) create a form field of type text
2) set it to readonly
3) choose the username, name or email address of logged in user as derfault value (in field configuration)
4) Buy and install the plugin
5) create a Joomla! article
6) add the plugin string to the article (as described in the documentation) and us the variables [_username], [_name] or [_email] (depending on which default value you have choosen for the field) in the plugin option "fieldselect"
7) Create a menu item which links to the article (in order to make the article visible)
In this configuration a user can see the readonly field with the username, name or email address...
If you want this information to be hidden, you can use the second plugin, plugin visforms form view,
www.vi-solutions.de/en/visforms-content-...ent-plugin-form-view
to set the username, name or email as default in a hidden field. This plugin works similar to the data view plugin and you have to display your form inside an article, then, in order to use it.
If you decide on buying both plugins, I would recommend, that you buy the Visforms subscription
www.vi-solutions.de/en/visforms-subscription/new
which cost exacly the same as both plugins together, but comes with more useful Visforms extensions.
Regards,
Aicha