hello,

problem not yet solved by the updates.

the code sets prematurely the status to "success" although the message has not yet been sent.

the code in cforms.php from line 243 must be like:

if ( isset($_GET['cfemail']) && $isWPcommentForm ){

if ( $_GET['cfemail']=='sent' ) {

$usermessage_class = ' success';

$success=true;

$usermessage_text = preg_replace ( '|\r\n|', '<br />', stripslashes($cformsSettings['form'.$no]['cforms'.$no.'_success']) );

}

elseif ( $_GET['cfemail']=='posted' ) {

$usermessage_class = ' success';

$success=true;

$usermessage_text = preg_replace ( '|\r\n|', '<br />', stripslashes($cformsSettings['global']['cforms_commentsuccess']) );

}

}

you should test the functionality before giving out an update that shall fix a problem which is not really fixed afterwards.

best regards

andré

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Firma xitroMEDIA.com – WebDesign- und WerbeAgentur

hello oliver,

after testing your update …. it does not yet work right.

you should use the following code and only set these parameters that have changed:

    ###  fix for WP Comment (loading after redirect)
    if ( isset($_GET['cfemail']) && $isWPcommentForm ){
        if ( $_GET['cfemail']=='sent' ){
            $usermessage_class = ' success';
            $success=true;
            $usermessage_text = preg_replace ( '|\r\n|', '<br />', stripslashes($cformsSettings['form'.$no]['cforms'.$no.'_success']) );
        } elseif ( $_GET['cfemail']=='posted' ){
            $usermessage_class = ' success';
            $success=true;
            $usermessage_text = preg_replace ( '|\r\n|', '<br />', stripslashes($cformsSettings['global']['cforms_commentsuccess']) );

    }

best regards

andré

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Firma xitroMEDIA.com – WebDesign- und WerbeAgentur

it´s different because my part of code only sets these parameters whose statuses have really changed – independent of any other events/conditions coming afterwards. i do not know the the all the rest of your code that runs after this part has been run.

if have tested your version too, but it does not work. it creates nevertheless a success message.

İ can find any easy solution for this problem and at last i found this solution and it works for me.

İn cfforms.php file at line 1064 before "return $content;" or near this line add this code.

//sendbutton3 means  sendbutton form number 3

 if(isset($_POST['sendbutton3'])){
   $content .= "<div>Your success message</div>";
 }

I have also been experiencing this problem with my site AthenaAuraNova.com. I believe that the problem I'm having is inherent to the theme we are using for this project, Amplus v2.0.3. when I tried activating the Twenty Eleven theme, all of my forms correctly display a success or error message. Otherwise the div.cf_info success isn't spitting out any information even though the div still gets inserted. in fact, when using a previous version of the theme, Amplus v1.6, it works just fine.

any ideas why there would be a theme incompatibility?

…but have you also checked the FAQs re: "stalling / one moment please" ??

you're suffering from the very issue that 99.8% of the users have when they run into the "one moment" stalling error.

Paul.

PS: hint: (check the sajax_uri var that you hardcoded)  

PPS: not sure why you're posting this here…totally different topic. 

Couldn't find the solution…

Finally I've used jQuery to enter text into succes div…

var $j = jQuery.noConflict();

$j(document).ready(function(){

$j('#id_of_success_div').html('Thanks for submiting! We'll contact with you shortly!');

});