• Your URL: http://www.picsforyourdecor.com
• The browser used:Firefox 2.0.0.16
• cforms version: v8.5.2
• Your Wordpress version: 2.6

First off thanks for an awesome plugin. There is so much functionality that I have found new uses for (in my brain at least).  So here is the issue. I have the newest of everything and the form works properly when it is in a wordpress post but not on a wordpress page. Under my Wordpress settings > Reading > Front page dispays > I have this set to Your latest post. (to display much like a blog)  And when trying to compelte the form which is my page URL – http://www.picsforyourdecor.com/?page_id=14.  when submitting the form it produces the URL – http://www.picsforyourdecor.com/index.php#usermessage3a which takes me to my homepage (where the blog posts are made). It does not give me a your message has been sent (and no email comes to the email address). After playing with this a little more, I did change my wordpress Settings> Reading >Front page displays> and set this to Front Page (and selected my Contact Page) and everything worked great. I received the Thanks for submitting message and everything. The only issue is I don't want the contact page to be the home page….

Just some more info, I am using the 3rd created form and under the form options I have verified the re-direct option is set to disabled.

I did do some searching I was unable to find anything on this from what I was search (maybe I was using the wrong terms).  Any help is appreciated.

I am way past my bedtime on this one, but I did attempt to repalce REQUEST_URI with SCRIPT_NAME on the line of code shown above, to no avail. (below is what I changed it to).

$action = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] . '#usermessage'. $no . $actiontarget;

For kicks and giggles I disabled the upload function and there are no issues with the form submitting.  When I turn upload feature back on (even trying to uplaod a very small txt file) It re-directs me to my home page (without the thanks for commenting note). 

Thanks for your help and I will keep messing with this in about 18 hrs or so once I get off tomorrow. Thanks. I am a noobie so if I followed your reuqest wrong let me know. Thanks.

Indeed, your IIS server does not set the parameters of its $_SERVER array correctly, they all point to index.php instead the actual URL.

I'm no an ISS expert, so here are two pages I googled which ought to help you narrow down the issue:

general index.php removal suggestion

wordpress specific I

wordpress specific II

I've commented out this line:

// echo "<!–".print_r($_SERVER,1)."–>";

But use it, to see if any of the variables eventually contain the proper URL.