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| redefine 7:56 pm July 20, 2009
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Please replace the ??? with your data!
[desc]: Hi Oliver after upgrading to the latest 2.8.2 version of wordpress my forms just stop working as soon as u click the submit button the "one moment please" shows then just disappear no email was sent to my mail.. The link on top was a fresh install of wordpress and cforms, I tried it to checked if it just conflicts on some plugin on my original site, but it has also the same problem, thanks!
hope you can reply to my problem asap, thanks! i love cforms!
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 9:58 pm July 21, 2009
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turns out this was related to a PHP mail() issue. SMTP fixed it.
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| Bubblez 6:12 am July 25, 2009
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yeah this was exactly what I got==
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| Scott 12:43 am July 27, 2009
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I have been having the original problem. If the following reply is a fix, I do not understand how to implement it.
Oliver said:
turns out this was related to a PHP mail() issue. SMTP fixed it.
-Scott
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| Raphael 3:07 am July 27, 2009
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And the phpMailer don't show any error message?
Here, I got an error, I needed to modify the code on class.phpmailer.php file, because the port configured was 25 (default) and the port of my server is 26.
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| Lars K 6:26 pm July 27, 2009
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If you are logged in to wordpress as admin, the mailer doesn't work. Log out or fire up another browser and try from there!
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| Scott 7:12 pm July 27, 2009
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I changed SMTP to my server's recommended port 80 and the freezing still occurs.
-Scott
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| Scott 7:33 pm July 27, 2009
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I also tried logging out as admin…no change, still freezes
-Scott
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 7:25 am July 28, 2009
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I doubt that the SMTP sever listens on port 80, which is usually reserved for HTTP.
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| Scott 11:37 pm July 28, 2009
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80 actually is one of the ports indicated…this is a godaddy hosted server.
I changed the port to a SSL port and made all the SMTP changes in Global Settings, and my forms are still freezing. What else needs editing?
-Scott
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New Member | ksoon posts 1 6:33 am July 29, 2009
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I'm also facing the same problem using wordpress 2.8.2 and cforms II 10.6,
i 've set the port to correct number, but problem still occur.
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 7:02 am July 29, 2009
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wow, is godaddy still in business? based on their level of support and service I wouldn't have thought so. ;-)
anyway, my recommendation, try with an alternative SMTP mail server or even GMAIL or YMAIL (yahoo)…they all offer SMTP connnections and I know that cforms will work with those. this may require adjusting your FROM: address though as GMAIL (afaik) requires it's own address in the FROM: ….
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| Brecht 3:42 pm July 29, 2009
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I am having the same problem, I have changes the SMTP as recommended and have the port set to 587 as recommended by my host, the form locks, also it appears the tiny mce form selector doesn't work in 2.8.2 even with the fix in place, thats no biggie, but my forms are definitely hanging.
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| Aaron 4:25 pm July 29, 2009
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I too am having problems, I changed the port to 2200 like my host uses, and then tried my yahoo address as the from email address, still freezing
any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks
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| Roy 5:11 pm July 29, 2009
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I am having the same problem with a site hosted on GoDaddy as well. don't know if that has anything to do with it.
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 12:14 am July 30, 2009
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A form locking may have different reasons. A U.R.L. is vital to determine the possible cause, unless someone has a crystal ball.
'I have the same problems' (see FAQs) is not helping much. At all.
- check with your web provider if they support PHP mail()
- if yes, great, you don't need SMTP
- if no, continue:
- ask them for the SMTP details
- login, password, server address, port etc
- also what FROM: address is expected etc.
- if it work great
- if not: setup a GMAIL or YAHOO account and try their SMTP server and make sure to use their email address as the FROM: address
If the form stalls/times-out, turn of AJAX in your form config (top) – does it work now?
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| Scott 4:31 pm July 30, 2009
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I finally discovered…WP 2.8.2 and cforms AJAX are not playing well together. I turned off Ajax and all is working again.
-Scott
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 6:32 pm July 30, 2009
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No, cforms and WP 2.8.2 work nicely together, Ajax turned on or off.
Scott, since you're not providing a URL I can only assume that it is a user error in your case.
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| Scott 7:12 pm August 2, 2009
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Thanks Oliver.
I spoke too soon in my previous reply. My message form works, but my comment form does not. I tried a custom creation and the built-in template version.
The following link appears in the address bar after clicking on Submit; nothing is in the page view: http://www.healthwisejournal.c…..omment.php
My comment url: http://www.healthwisejournal.c…..ight-loss/
-Scott
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 7:15 pm August 2, 2009
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that particular problem appears to be an issue with your servers address rewriting (e.g. in .htaccess):
Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete…
PS: just noticed, this could be a super cache issue!
make sure to not cache pages with a form, especially when you use CAPTCHA.
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