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| Chris Rieman 11:35 pm August 14, 2009
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Please replace the ??? with your data!
[desc]:
_ Im running the latest cforms and wordpress installation and have run into an issue. I cannot get cforms to perform ANY online confirmation when I have a file upload field in the form itself.
- top/bottom confirmation message on the form does not work
- pop-up message does not work
- redirect does not work
Ive tried using several different themes and both MSIE and Firefox and the problem does not deviate. When I remove the file upload field from the form, things return to normal. I kind of need the file upload field as Im accepting resumes' and without some sort of screen confirmation, all the user sees right now is the page refreshed.
Emails to both the admin and form filler do work however even with the file upload field in place — as does database tracking. Its strictly an online confirmation issue (of any kind).
Any ideas? Thanks.
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 8:39 am August 15, 2009
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Chris Rieman said:
[desc]:
_ Im running the latest cforms and wordpress installation and have run into an issue. I cannot get cforms to perform ANY online confirmation when I have a file upload field in the form itself.
can you provide a link to a test form?
- top/bottom confirmation message on the form does not work
it should. are you using redirect feature to point to a different page? if yes, then of course no cforms success msg can be generated.
- pop-up message does not work
popup msg are not supported in non Aajx mode (the upload field makes the form nonAjax)
- redirect does not work
it should.
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| Chris Rieman 2:25 am August 16, 2009
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OK the pop-up makes senseif fil eupload turns off ajax.
However no matter if the above/below message is set, or the redirect, it does not display the message or redirect. Plus I get jibberish near the top of the page on the form submission.
http://www.panelcontrolinc.com…..-our-team/
Right now I have the form set to simply redirect to the web site home page. No pop-up confirmation checked and no above/below message.
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 3:46 pm August 16, 2009
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Very odd. never seen this before and it appears to be interfering either with another plugin or your theme.
for testing, can you use the default theme and/or turn off other plugins?
Also, when I turn off Javascript in my browser (forcing your form to go nonAjax even for field validation) the form doesn't validate any fields at all.
Could also have to do with how your web server (.htaccess) and/or PHP (settings for uploads etc.) is setup.
Do normal forms work fine? Even when Ajax is disabled for the form?
Other suggestions:
- you should only have one email flagged input field
- you can use the special regexp (outlined on the Help page) to compare your second email field to the firs
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| Chris Rieman 8:36 pm August 17, 2009
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Tried default theme and it did work. Reverted back to current theme and deactivated all plugins but cforms and it still failed. Removed the second email field and it still failed.
Crap.
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 6:52 am August 18, 2009
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well, if the default theme works, then it's your theme that interferes.
something in how it processes input / controls the output…might want to check with the theme author.
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