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So, I have read a dozen other threads scattered about the internet about this error message but none of the recommended fixes seem to apply to my particular problem.

I have a form for registering to an event. The post should send an email as well as place the data into the database. Now, the problem is that I have been notified people have begun receiving that error. These people are anonymous users, and no I am not using Anti-Spam as it isn't a necessary factor at this point.

I have gone and tested it and when I am not logged in to my website I receive the error, however, when I log in it seems to post correctly.

Any ideas?

Hi kclem, please check my hack here and let me know the results:

http://chronoengine.com/forums/index.php?option=com_chronoforums&cont=posts&f=2&t=12467#p22969

Regards
Max

Hey,
I am working on that hack right now. However, I am not eager to make the change because I turned the Search Engine Friendly setting off and it magically works now. KInda annoying.

Hi kclem,

very interesting, can I test your form somewhere ? I would like to find why this happens so I can fix it before the coming release!🙂

P.S: you can PM me if you don't want to post the link in public!

Regards
Max

I've the same problem with chronoforms.

After sending the form, I get this error message: "You are not allowed to access this URL"
There's als no email and no database entry.

I changed the line in the chronocontent.html.php as described, but without success.

http://www.jadro-net.de/index.php?option=com_chronocontact&Itemid=64

Thkans
Gerhard

Hi Gerhard,

you have broken your form code while doing the hack, please restore the original file with no hacks and let me know!

Regards
Max

Max,

I restored the original chronocontact.html.php. Same result: "You are not allowed to access this URL ". There's still no database entry nor an email.

Thanks for your help
Gerhard

Hi Gerhard,

Good, Can I see the form now somewhere ? please send me a link to the form here or at a PM

Regards
Max