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Talent

4:05 pm August 21, 2009

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URL to the FORM: http://finanzierung.fvfinanz.de & http://www.fvfinanz.de/kontakt/
The browser used: Firefox
cforms version: 10.6
Your Wordpress version: 2.8.4

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Hi,

cforms did work just fine yesterday.

Today I've installed a second Wordpress (Same files new db prefix)

The Second Wordpress is a subdomain of the domain of the main page (wordpress)

Now the cforms dont work anymore. Both have the came FROM adress (the one that worked before). I've edited js/cform.js to al relavtive path "/wp-content/plugins/cforms/lib_ajax.php" I've tested it with and withoutr ajax. abspath.php shows <?php $abspath = 'C:\\\\xampp\\\\htdocs\\\\fvfinanz\\\\homepage/'; ?> what is the abs path to my WP-Main directory.

But anyway it always leads to the same result: For a few seconds I get a "one moment please" and then nothing. No confirmation and no Email is received. I've enabled the Logs an get a correct entry there.

Has anyone an idea where the problem might be= Oh yes. Ive talked to the system administrator. He told me that everything is free from system side.

Thanks in advance

Talent

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Oliver

Munich, Germany

posts 6237

6:45 pm August 21, 2009

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the abspath.php file must reflect your server path (not your XAMPP one). if in doubt simply rename the abspath.php file and see the cforms warning and recommendation what path to use…

the forms appear to be working ok (technically), but you've flagged the wrong email field "email".

not the "telephone no" is your email field but your "email field" :-)

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Talent

8:31 pm August 21, 2009

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OH… :) I think I was a bit tired.

Thanks for the tip.

Ill change the abspath.php into

/wp-content/plugins/cforms

or what du I need there?

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Oliver

Munich, Germany

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9:45 pm August 21, 2009

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the abspath.php file must reflect your absolute server path (not your XAMPP one). if in doubt simply rename the abspath.php file and see the cforms warning and recommendation what path to use…

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Talent

10:03 am August 24, 2009

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OK, here is the recommandation:

It appears that cforms was not able to create abspath.php in your cforms plugin folder. Please check file/folder permissions (plugins/cforms), then re-activate cforms.

If the problem persists, please create a file (using your preferred text editor) manually with the following content:

<?php $abspath = 'C:\\\\xampp\\\\htdocs\\\\fvfinanz\\\\homepage/'; ?>

Save the file as abspath.php and ftp to your cforms folder.

In fact, that is, what was in my last abspath.php, but it didnt work. Any idea?

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Talent

3:44 pm August 24, 2009

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OK, I found the solution. It was not the abspath.php

The Serveradmins changed something (I think). I had to add the local smtp server. Now it works perfectly. (I had the same problem on another Site with phpmailer()