<% control Page(order-form) %>
 $UserDefinedForm
<% end_control %>

I also tried $Form but both with no result. $Content gives the value of the content field ($UserDefinedForm) instead of the user form.
Do I have to create a custom method for this?

Any ideas? Thanks!

I added this function to the Page class

	function ShowForm(){
		$get = DataObject::get_one('SiteTree', "URLSegment = 'order-form'");
		return new UserDefinedForm_Controller($get);
	}

And inside my template

	  <% control ShowForm %>
	   $Form
	  <% end_control %>

Hi guys,

This has been really helpful. The only problem is, when I added the code to my template file (\themes\mytheme\templates\Layout\Page.ss), it adds the form to every page of the site. How do I set the form to only show on a particular page?

(This is my first SS installation so please forgive my ignorance)

Cheers,

Grant

This is AWESOME.
and useful for lots of other features, not just forms :)

thanks.

The next question is how to make the form reload the same page after submission instead of mysite.com/(url-segment)/finished. And to do so with the success message in place of the form.

thats a good question...

also, i would like a hidden field on the form that generates the page title (e.g - $Title) so that i know which page/category the form was submitted via.

does anybody know how i can do this?
i took a look at the template files for userform, but it looks a bit more complex than i was hoping.

i figured i could just add:

<input type="hidden" name="Page" value="$Title" />

to the template...but where?

The redirect is coming from line756 of userforms/code/UserDefinedForm.php at the end of the process() method of UserDefinedForm_Controller.

The best solution I have right now is to subclass UserDefinedForm and overwrite process() keeping everything the same except for that last line which gets replaced with whatever logic is needed, possibly even a call to another method. This is a kludge though so if anyone has a solution that doesn't involve recreating process() in its entirety I'd love to hear it.

Big thanks to Richie for that code!