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When submitted... creates a copy of the form

stanbush 06 Oct, 2008
Trying to get 3.Stable to work.
When the submit button is clicked... the redirect takes them to the thank you page....but the email never shows up.
Looking on the back end... what happens is that Chronoforms creates a copy of the form under Forms management and names it whatever was in the first field of the form as the 'Name' of the form that was just created.
Any ideas about what I'm missing?

OK... I believe this is a permissions thing, because even though the forms admin page can be changed to "yes" (enabled) on the 'email properties' (second tab) and 'saved'... it still shows 'no' when you go back into the forms manager. So... what config file is this saved in?
Max_admin 07 Oct, 2008
Hi Mags,

there is a global email enable at the general tab, please take a moment to read the ChronoForms tutorials on our downloads area!😉

I cant understand this :

what happens is that Chronoforms creates a copy of the form under Forms management and names it whatever was in the first field of the form as the 'Name' of the form that was just created.

Max
ChronoForms developer...
Did you try ChronoMyAdmin for managing your Joomla database tables ?
stanbush 07 Oct, 2008
We spent over an hour looking thru tutorials last night, but didn't see anything to do with 3.0? I will head back over there now though...

Edit--->
Found it... Downloads.. tutorials. Not the obvious 'Tutorials" link on the right hand side of your site.
stanbush 07 Oct, 2008
No matter what order I attempt to "enable" email under the email properties tab, I can't. I can enable the general tab.. but not the one under "Email Properties".

what happens is that Chronoforms creates a copy of the form under Forms management and names it whatever was in the first field of the form as the 'Name' of the form that was just created.


I have deleted that form and started over... and this no longer occurs
stanbush 07 Oct, 2008
This is resolved... Tutorial is useless...
Max_admin 07 Oct, 2008
Hi mags, why you think that the tutorials is useless ? it has a numbered step by step for how to create the email and get it working!

let me know!

Max
Max
ChronoForms developer...
Did you try ChronoMyAdmin for managing your Joomla database tables ?
stanbush 07 Oct, 2008
If it actually worked using the steps that you outlined... that would be great. But it doesn't. I had to change the order of the steps to get it to work on my installation. If i performed the steps in the order you outlined... it fails.
Max_admin 07 Oct, 2008
Hi mags,

which steps was confusing for you ?
Max
ChronoForms developer...
Did you try ChronoMyAdmin for managing your Joomla database tables ?
stanbush 08 Oct, 2008
NOTHING was confusing to me.

You said

it has a numbered step by step for how to create the email and get it working!


I said

I had to change the order of the steps to get it to work on my installation. If i performed the steps in the order you outlined... it fails.



So, which part of that statement is confusing to you?
GreyHead 08 Oct, 2008
Hi Mags,

I've just stepped through the tutorial and I see where the problem may be - at steps 6 & 7 you can't actually enable the email. The text below covers this

Notice that when the container opens it is coloured red.
This means that ChronoForms doesn't yet have all the information it needs to complete the email.
The Email Properties box has also opened at the bottom right and you can see that the 'Enabled?' option is greyed out.

but perhaps not clearly enough, I'll add some red Xs in the next version.

Apart from that everything seems to work as described.

Bob
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