I configured a redirection URL, and nothing happens.
Here's some more detail:
1) I configured for email to be sent. The email is generated, I receive it at the destination mailbox just fine.
2) Nothing seems to happen after the email is sent.
3) For an experiment I tried manually hacking an echo into the code BEFORE JUtility sendMail. The echo appears on the web page.
4) I tried adding another echo immediately AFTER JUtility sendMail and this echo never appears on the web page. (!!!)
5) I'm running Joomla 1.5 and ChronoForms v2.5 RC2.
Every appearance of the little bit of hacking I did is that processing just terminates after the invocation of JUtility sendMail. :sick:
I'm a novice to PHP so I don't know how that could happen, ... it's almost like there's a die() inside sendMail ... but I suppose if there is anything valid about my experiment I think the information could eventually be helpful (after an expert double-checks this).
Post edited by: Thomas7095, at: 2008/03/17 20:18<br><br>Post edited by: Thomas7095, at: 2008/03/17 20:33
Here's some more detail:
1) I configured for email to be sent. The email is generated, I receive it at the destination mailbox just fine.
2) Nothing seems to happen after the email is sent.
3) For an experiment I tried manually hacking an echo into the code BEFORE JUtility sendMail. The echo appears on the web page.
4) I tried adding another echo immediately AFTER JUtility sendMail and this echo never appears on the web page. (!!!)
5) I'm running Joomla 1.5 and ChronoForms v2.5 RC2.
Every appearance of the little bit of hacking I did is that processing just terminates after the invocation of JUtility sendMail. :sick:
I'm a novice to PHP so I don't know how that could happen, ... it's almost like there's a die() inside sendMail ... but I suppose if there is anything valid about my experiment I think the information could eventually be helpful (after an expert double-checks this).
Post edited by: Thomas7095, at: 2008/03/17 20:18<br><br>Post edited by: Thomas7095, at: 2008/03/17 20:33