WebForm

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Webform is a helpful module that enables you to submit information such as contact forms, surveys etc. It is easy to configure webform in a drupal site. Now, what about displaying a webform inside a colorbox? Although it is easy to install colorbox module and write custom code to display webform, we also have to effectively handle form submission and validation errors. However, there is an easy way in drupal7 to display a webform inside a colorbox.
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Whenever you need to create a contact/feedback form in drupal, everyone will be thinking of using "Webform" module. Using webforms to do so, is a good choice. Normally, the forms created using webform module are displayed as pages. There may be certain situations, where you need to display these as "blocks". If you need to know how to display webform as a block, read on. If you have a webform with you, that you have already created, by adding the required fields, then follow the below steps:
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Webform is a Drupal module that can help webmasters create submission forms like survey forms, contest forms, contact us form etc without any custom programming. Usually webform submissions will result in the data being inserted as a new row into table 'webform_submitted_data'. But our client requirement was to update an existing submitted data from the table 'webform_submitted_data'. If you want to know how to update an existing webform submission then continue reading
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A lot of Drupal users were encountering "Undefined index: webform_client_form_112 in drupal_retrieve_form() (line 738 of /****/html/includes/form.inc)" on their Drupal site and the Webform module remained hidden until the cache was cleared. If you are facing the same issue with Drupal Webform in your Drupal site then read on to find out the solution. Although the cause has not yet be determined it would likely be a conflict with another module in your site. Here is the workaround used by a Drupal user