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Member | Gyrus posts 20 11:21 am February 24, 2010
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Jay, thanks for the tip but this makes no difference for me. Still have that pesky "Processing, please wait…" message.
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| Jay 10:09 pm February 24, 2010
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Gyrus, are you using cform II?
Can you use firebug in fiirefox to make sure the response XML has no extra space at the beginning?
Because after this fix, the processing message is fixed on Chrome and Firefox.
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Member | Gyrus posts 20 12:14 am February 25, 2010
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I'm using 11.3. Apologies, but I'm not advanced enough with Firebug to check what you mention – the response to the XMLHttpRequest response? I assumed the problem was there's no response. Argh, I'm flailing here 
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New Member | johnny_n posts 4 6:39 am February 25, 2010
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@Jay: I made the change in:
cforms/js/include/lib_database_overview.php
Doesn't fix the problem. I was able output an XML and everything is fine (hadn't tried previously) but the spinning "Processing please wait…" still spins.
This is on a mac in Safari & Firefox.
It's really just an annoyance I guess…
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| Jay 6:11 pm February 25, 2010
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Please use firebug to make sure the output xml has no line break or extra space at the beginning of output xml. check the image below.
 
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| MGZ 8:00 pm February 25, 2010
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I am having this same issue, running FF / Mac 10.5. Inspecting with firebug I notice that the phpsessid is not getting passed in the ajax request to lib_database_overview. In that file there's a check for capabilities, that user is allowed to use tracking data, if not die.
Anyone else seen this? I tried checking the JS but it's packed.
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Member | Gyrus posts 20 2:28 pm March 4, 2010
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Jay said:
Please use firebug to make sure the output xml has no line break or extra space at the beginning of output xml. check the image below.
Apologies for being a dunce here, but I'm totally missing the Firebug deal here. I use it a lot for inspecting page structure, but not for much else. I guess I'm missing something for inspecting Ajax requests. Anyway, this is what I see when I open Firebug on the cforms tracking page, with all Console options enabled:
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| minusfive 11:41 pm March 16, 2010
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Hey peeps,
Are you guys developing locally on a WP install that was running on a remote server before?
- minusfive
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Member | Gyrus posts 20 11:33 pm March 20, 2010
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Mine is a site that's on remote dev, staging and live server. Same problem on all of them – no local copy.
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| Michael 9:42 am March 24, 2010
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I have this same problem, with a twist. Using WPMU (v 2.8.4a), I have Cforms working (and logging to db, and emailing) on two different blog accounts. On one of them, the Tracking page (whose db is filling with data correctly) gives an endlessly "Processing, please wait…" error. I have two forms for this blog, a generic and a more detailed (which includes a file attachment field). Neither work on the Tracking page.
The other blog (identically configured in terms of Cforms, no particularly interesting plugins enabled) that is hosted on the *same* server, db and wpmu instance works just fine (i.e. the Tracking page loads correctly). This blog has only a standard contact form.
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| Chris 3:20 am April 10, 2011
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I have the same issue and wasted ages trying to sort it out, then I logged in on Safari and it all works fine. I tried Chrome and also works fine.
It seems the problem only appears when using Firefox
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New Member | lbrucel posts 1 11:11 pm April 15, 2011
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I'm having the same problem as everyone else in this thread. It doesnt matter which browser I use.
I know my data is being saved in the DB and I can retrieve it by selecting "tracking->view records" as well as the RSS feed.
The forms submission box loops with message "Processing, please wait". I cannot download records. In FF, I get a dialog box that reads "….could not be saved, because the source file could not be read."
According to Firebug, the xml response to:
http://mysite.com/wp-content/p…..erview.php
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XML Parsing Error: no element found Location: moz-nullprincipal:{f2e8fcfc-dcc3-4aba-b9c0-f6679cc5792e} Line Number 1, Column 1:
Any insight greatly appreciated
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| felipex 10:18 pm May 3, 2011
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I m the same problem….. someone has the solutions? Please!
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| Ron Fredericks 8:02 pm August 26, 2011
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Oliver said:
I've seen it many times before and it has been answered many times before ;-)
it's either your
- abspath.php (missing, or wrong path inside)
- defect cforms installation (missing files, file/folder permissions)
- web server setting (security: .htaccess etc. or PHP setting)
check with your provider concerning the 404, they'll be able to pinpoint down the root of the problem.
abspath.php update fixed my problem with "processing please wait…" endless message. Thanks!
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