I don't know of any way to programmatically add components to a webform. I've used them a lot in my sites, but if you are going to do something like what you said you have to go the custom module route. If you did want to keep the webform you could program your own form component to do exactly what you want, but docs are scarce for that too.
I would start by looking at some of the built-in components to get an idea of what needs to be done and then make my own Personally I would implement a custom module to do this. You would need to use hook_menu() and then create a callback to build this form. While building the form you could easily loop through the available posters and create the form elements.
The submit function would then save to a database table and if needed, it could also post to a payment gateway when your customer wants people to pay for the posters.
I don't know of any way to programmatically add components to a webform. I've used them a lot in my sites, but if you are going to do something like what you said you have to go the custom module route. If you did want to keep the webform you could program your own form component to do exactly what you want, but docs are scarce for that too.
I would start by looking at some of the built-in components to get an idea of what needs to be done and then make my own. Personally I would implement a custom module to do this. You would need to use hook_menu() and then create a callback to build this form.
While building the form you could easily loop through the available posters and create the form elements. The submit function would then save to a database table and if needed, it could also post to a payment gateway when your customer wants people to pay for the posters.
Thanks for this, after even more searching around I started building this as a custom module. It's good to get your view that you'd do the same. – thepearson Feb 23 at 1:07.
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