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New Member | xman posts 3 7:09 pm July 20, 2009
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Please replace the ??? with your data!
- URL to the FORM: behind ssl
- The browser used: any
- cforms version: 10.6
- Your Wordpress version: wordpress mu 2.7
[desc]: When I submit a post with ajax turned on, It doesn't send the email out, and it returns just a broken break tag like "br />" I've tried every combination of URL in the sajax URL and I can get to the complete path in my browser. When I enable the debug mode it says that it's returning this
received +:var res = '1*$#<br />|!!!'; res;
If I disable the ajax everything works ok.
Any help would be appreciated. _
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 9:58 pm July 21, 2009
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If nonAjax works fine, then I assume that the email part is OK. The rest, I'd have to see the site for.
Check also the FAQs, there's tons info there.
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New Member | xman posts 3 11:45 pm July 21, 2009
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unfortunatly, The site is on our intranet, behind ssl, so I can't give you a URL.
I've looked through just about all the different ajax related posts in the FAQ's and forums, and I've come up blank. I've tried different URL's in the sajax URL variable, and that doesn't fix it. I've tried the degub mode, which shows that it's in the init, and has the correct data, then says it's waiting, and then return that gibbereish that I posted above, and doesn't send the email. Is it possible that because my site is behind ssl, and a proxy, it's weirding out? maybe it's the proxy that's throwing a wrench in the works???
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 11:15 pm July 22, 2009
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there are only three ways to troubleshoot:
- if the issue is known or has been addressed, it's in the FAQs
- if not, I'd have to see the site/URL first
- if that doesn't show the issue, I'd have to access the blog / FTP
you can always try:
- with the default WP theme
- no other plugins turned on
- on a new site / different web hoster
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| Sourjya Sankar Sen 6:08 pm July 29, 2009
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Hey Oliver,
I'm facing the exact same problem. Upon submit, I get a <br /> inserted at the top and bottom of the form and that's it!
Here's my URL – http://blogs.stamford.edu/englishclub
You'll probably get a better idea if you take a look yourself.
Any help will be greatly appreciated :)
Thanks,
Sourjya
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Admin
| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 12:36 am July 30, 2009
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I don't see the form.
cforms version?
have you tried my suggestions above in post #4 ?
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Guest
| Sourjya Sankar Sen 4:44 am August 4, 2009
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Sorry about that :) Silly mistake on my part – omitted the form URL.
Here you go: http://blogs.stamford.edu/engl…..tion-form/
I tried with default theme and no other plugins – but am getting the same results..
The only other plugins I'm using are:
- Defensio for SPAM protection
- WP-Polls
- WP-Sticky
Thanks,
Sourjya
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Admin
| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 10:00 pm August 4, 2009
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odd. can you try on a test page with a new form?
simply add a new (default) form and include it on a test page?
does it behave the same way?
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New Member | xman posts 3 12:17 am August 5, 2009
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I'm using poWPolls I wonder if that's causing some sort of issue, though it's not activiated on that blog. I am using wpmu, if that helps.
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Guest
| Sourjya Sankar Sen 11:39 am August 5, 2009
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Hey Oliver,
Tried with a default form with same results…
Here you go:
http://blogs.stamford.edu/engl…../testform/
Thanks,
Sourjya
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Admin
| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 6:42 pm August 5, 2009
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disabling JS (browser) shows the success message fine, however the Ajax part seems to collide with something on your site.
also, the fact that the Ajax method returns !!! (3 excl. marks) shows that an email err of some sort occurred, did you or do you get any messages at all?
are you using the SMTP feature of cforms?
if not, can you try to enable it (using your gmail or yahoo or other account) to see if it makes a difference?
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