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Hi,

My forms are working just fine, but they do include an upload option (we are a print company) so I think it would be great if form submitters could see that the upload was in progress.

I have a waiting message set in the cforms settings, but nothing shows up when a form submission is made. How can I fix this. Is this an AJAX issue?

Thanks.

Thomas

Hi Oliver,

Thanks for your speedy response! 

I did enable Ajax for the Upload form. I'm assuming the only way to do this is to check the box at the top of the form editor that then reads "Ajax enabled". I also made sure that the path in cforms.js leads to lib_ajax.php. I have the sneaking suspicion that AJAX is not working at all for my form. For error messages the page always reloads instead of just jumping to the place of concern. How can I troubleshoot the AJAX in some way?

upload progress is not necessary (although that would be an awesome additional feature to cforms!), but it would be great if I could get the waiting message working.

Thanks,

Thomas

The site is http://www.ultimateshirtcompany.com

The form can be accessed by clicking on "order form" at the bottom right of the screen. Feel free to make test submissions.

Thanks for the animated gif idea. Great idea! Will definitely use it once that waiting message starts showing up :)

Thanks again for your help!

Thomas

Looks like that fixed it!

Just one last question. I'm embedding the loader gif in the "Waiting Message" field after some text.

I'm embeddig this: <img src="http://www.ultimateshirtcompany.com/blog/wp-images/ajax-loader3.gif" />

for some reason the animated gif does not show on firefox and safari on mac, but it seems to be working in IE. Wondering if I need to do anything in particular when embedding images in this way.

Thanks for your help!

Best,

Thomas

that didn't work….

I think this is only supposed to work with Ajax enabled anyways….

Thanks though :)

Ok,

So here's what I think happened. I created a form I liked on another wordpress site and then migrated it to the site I am currently using. I followed the instructions in the FAQ about the changes that need to be made to the cforms.js file, but for some reason in the header that cforms inserts, it still links to the javascript file of the old site. 

So now for the life of me I can't figure out where to exchange this link in the header. I've searched all the files but can't find this link to replace.

- Thomas