ABSOULUTELY LOVE CHRONOFORM!!! However, I am in a little bit of a pinch here...
In an effort to secure my J1.5 sites I have moved my config file outside of the public root pretty basic stuff... Basically we have configuration.php in the public root (as normal) but instead of the config code; there is a php require that points to another file with the configuration details which is somewhere else. I read how to do this here http://support.appliedi.net/647/moving-configurationphp-for-better-joomla-security.html
The sites work fine with this set up well, ALL but ChronoForm
PROBLEM is : the anti spam image verificatino does not show up - only a red X. The only way I can get it to work is by placing the REAL confuguration file back inside the public root.
Why would ChronoForm require configuration.php to be like this? since - all other stuff works fine. Do you guys have any suggestions? There must be a line of code somewhere in ChronoForm that points to the standard location of configuration.php???
I am scouring through the code looking for such a line.
thank you!
In an effort to secure my J1.5 sites I have moved my config file outside of the public root pretty basic stuff... Basically we have configuration.php in the public root (as normal) but instead of the config code; there is a php require that points to another file with the configuration details which is somewhere else. I read how to do this here http://support.appliedi.net/647/moving-configurationphp-for-better-joomla-security.html
The sites work fine with this set up well, ALL but ChronoForm
PROBLEM is : the anti spam image verificatino does not show up - only a red X. The only way I can get it to work is by placing the REAL confuguration file back inside the public root.
Why would ChronoForm require configuration.php to be like this? since - all other stuff works fine. Do you guys have any suggestions? There must be a line of code somewhere in ChronoForm that points to the standard location of configuration.php???
I am scouring through the code looking for such a line.
thank you!