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| Joe Berg 10:10 pm April 15, 2008
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Please replace the ??? with your data!
[desc]: I just notice that my cforms II hasn't been working. I'm not sure for how long. so I decided to up grade to the newest verision 8.2.
Once upgraded, I notice I was receiving a message:
it seems that your ROOT directory for Wordpress is /blog. cforms tried to auto-adjust its settings accordingly, however if you still
encounter issues with Ajax (form submission & CAPTCHA reset) please
open the file js/cforms.js in your cforms plugin folder and check the sajax_uri variable. (After changing the file, please emtpy your browser cache!)
So i came to the forum's and search for the answer.
- I tried upgrading to a new version
- I tried installing a brand new version
- I've tried coping a new version of the cforms.php file
- I tried changing the sajax_uri to:
- adding the litural location
- the full URL
- adding a /blog
- I've activated and deactivated the plug-in
- I've tried change the form to not use a Captcha field
The only thing I've been able to do to get around the error, is to un-check the AJAX processing field on the form. Now the form works.
But, I'm still getting the error. Please advise.
Joe
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6096 10:30 pm April 15, 2008
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I noticed that you still have the old folder /contactforms/ please change that to /cforms/ which is the correct and proper folder to be used with cforms v8+
That's also why your Ajax submission doesn't work, the path points to:
var sajax_uri = 'http://www.djproducts.com/blog/wp-content/plugins/cforms/lib_ajax.php';
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| Joe Berg 4:25 am April 16, 2008
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Oliver,
That worked.
#7 faq confused me, I'm sorry. I reread it, and it still tell me the same thing.
Sorry.
Joe
http://www.djproducts.com/blog
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6096 6:58 am April 16, 2008
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Yep, that's the right path. I noticed however that due to some funky reason your captcha reloading is not working (has to do with the full IIS path being used versus a relative path).
This looks very odd and I wonder if other IIS users see the same thing. Anyway, I'll take a closer look tonight and will send you an update per email.
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| Luis Cruz 3:52 pm April 18, 2008
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I'm having the same problem Joe Berg is having – disabling AJAX got my contact form up and running too.
What I don't quite get is how to "open the file js/cforms.js in your cforms plugin folder and check the sajax_uri variable." I downloaded the file, opened it (in notepad), and everything I saw was greek to me.
I searched the file for the text string "sajax_uri" and I found nothing that even resembled the string "sajax_uri = 'http://www.domaincom/blog/wp-content/plugins/cforms/lib_ajax.php' " or even the text "wp-content"
All I found was this instance of the sajax_uri string with other words around it:
email|popFlag|pop|br|sajax_uri|strong|plugin|b64pad
I'm totally lost right now.
I've got cForms 8.3 running on WP2.5, and I use the form only on my about page. Oh, I can't get my CAPTCHA to reset either.
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6096 5:57 pm April 18, 2008
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There was a tiny glitch in the 8.3 release, which has been corrected in 8.3b – pls re-download.
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| Luis Cruz 8:05 pm April 18, 2008
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Thanks Oliver! Everything is working fine again.
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