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The install worked fine. Went to Configuration and changed the radio button to My Template (just to check it out). Joomla! confirmed that the configuration had been changed properly, but underneath the confirmation, I get the following:

Notice: Undefined variable: mosConfig_list_limit in /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.co.uk/httpdocs/main/administrator/components/com_chronocontact/admin.chronocontact.php on line 164

Any ideas why this should occur?

Hi,

Could you please go into "global configuration" of ur site then save it ?

Please let me know after this if the problem still occurs!!

Cheers

Max

Hi

Saved the Global Config file - saved no problem. Back into ChronoForms Configuration, changed the options, saved , same message came up.
:(

This message wont prevent it from functioning, do u see the top bar with "new-edit-delete-...etc" icons ?

Yes, the icons are there. When I click on new, the form entry details screen loads, but Im also getting 'undefined property' warnings in some of the form entry boxes, e.g

<br /><b>Notice</b>: Undefined property: emailfield in <b>/var/www/vhosts/domain.co.uk/httpdocs/main/administrator/components/com_chronocontact/admin.chronocontact.html.php</b> on line <b>156</b><br />

...in the email field.

You think something has corrupted on install?

which joomla version do u have ? and do u have CF v2.0 ?

I have the same problems. I use Joomla version:
Joomla! 1.0.12 Stable [ Sunfire ]
and v 2.0 of chrono forms

Hi,

Iam sorry for this, This is a bug yes, the solution will be at V 2.1 but for now this is the quick fix:

open file admin.chronocontact.php

line 163:

global $database,$mosConfig_absolute_path, $mainframe;

change to :

global $database,$mosConfig_absolute_path, $mainframe, $mosConfig_list_limit;

Cheers

Max

Hi rojer_31,

This is a PHP warning Notice because paramsvalues->emailfield doesn't exist - for whatever reason. A blank entry is perfectly OK here and the form should run without any problem.

This only shows up because you have your PHP Error reporting set to a high level. This is fine for developing but the recommendation for production is to set error_reporting to 6135 which is 'All errors except notices'. You should be able to see the current setting in the Joomla Admin System phpinfo tab.

Bob

Later: I see Max replied first and has given you the coding fix.<br><br>Post edited by: GreyHead, at: 2007/06/12 13:23

Thank you for the fix, I haven't the chance to try it right now, but I'll get back to you on that.

On a related issue, have you looked at the thread at:
http://www.chronoengine.com/component/option,com_fireboard/Itemid,37/func,view/catid,3/id,559/

I had posted it a couple of hours ago. If you think this fix can solve those issues also, please just say so.

I had the same problem on a fresh Joomla build. The PHP code fix eliminated the single error reported at the top of the configuration screen, but I still get tons of error messages filling up the fields when I create a new form.

I have a live site that exhibits this behavior. I checked System Info - PHP error_reporting = 2047. Then I tried all of this on a local server and there were no problems. Its PHP error_reporting value is 2039.

Since you guys are working on this, I figure you should have all of the info that any of us have. Don't know if it is meaningful. I am pretty sure I can use this version, just have to clear those fields each time I start a new form - no biggie.

Thanks loads for a very promising component.

Hi,

The difference between 2039 & 2047 is the '8' that flags E_NOTICE errors so this exactly explains the behaviour.

6135 comes from adding on another 4096 for E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR that was added in more recent versions of PHP.

Bob