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When Iinstalled chronoforms in Joomla 3.5 I got the following message:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/sentora/hostdata/admin/public_html/administrator/components/com_chronoforms5/chronoforms/views/index.php on line 55

I can find in Extension manager plugin and component but module is not visible although it is installed.

Please advise.

thanks,

veki

Hi veki,

You may be seeing the warning if you haven't yet created any forms. You can hide PHP Notices and warnings by setting your Site Error Reporting to System Default or to None in the site Global Configuration.

The line number suggests to me that you have an older version of ChronoForms, if so you might want to upgrade to the latest release.

The module is like any other Joomla! module and will be visible in the Extensions Manager if it has installed successfully.

Bob

I have created from and as you see i is published and there are no issues or notices but it does not show up when I click View Form.
please see attach.
In addition, I have done upgrade of Chronoforms which went without error, I installed Module but it does not show up in teh list of modules.

please advise.

Hi veki,

Do you have the "show html" action in the "on load" event of your form ?

Regards,
Max

This is code of my form:
http://pastebin.com/UHR13fXW
I have got green buttons that there are 0 issues and 0 notices but it does not show up even if I do

{chronoforms5}myform{/chronoforms5}
in article associated with some menu.

Thanks

Hi veki,

As Max asked - Do you have an HTML (Render form) action in the On Load event of your form ?

Bob

Hello, I found the following sequence that made me being not unaware of error:
1. The form name should not have _ underscore. If there is underscore present there is no mechanism that will not allow that and the system will prompt that there is no form present.
2. When the name is based on: word-word naming scheme HTML render in Load will be helpful and form can be viewed after being published.

Please make correction/caution mechanism present because it is confusing that I got green buttons No Issues/No Notices but there is naming scheme issue. Thanks on your help

Hi veki,

An underscore in the form name is OK (most of mine have underscores. Dashes can cause some problems with MySQL but are mostly OK. Spaces, accented characters and other special characters are not.

Bob

In my cases dashes are working fine, but underscores confuse the system. I do not know why. If there is underscore in name it says that there is no form or that it is not published. When I change it to dash it shows up normally.

Thanks