You are not allowed to access this URL

Wedgels 21 Jan, 2010
I have Chronoforms installed on my website <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ingletonholidaycottage.co.uk">www.ingletonholidaycottage.co.uk</a><!-- w -->. It works fine. However when I come to use the form on one of my redirects (<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ingletonholidaycottage.com">www.ingletonholidaycottage.com</a><!-- w -->) it fails on submit with a 'You are not allowed to access this URL'. Why does it do this and how can I stop it?

Thanks.
GreyHead 22 Jan, 2010
Hi wedgels,

Haven't I just answered this in a PM or an email?

Joomla is not generally designed to be used with redirects; there are form security tokens setup to prevent form presented from one domain being submitted from another. The security token used is linked to a domain specific cookie,

You can try turning off the Security token setting in the Form General tab (there is a bug with this which has been discussed in the forums here), But I'm not sure that this will solve your problem.

Bob
Wedgels 22 Jan, 2010
You you did. Sorry but I never seemed to get the email. Thanks for the answer. QUite a lot of people must have multiple domains (for example having a .com and a .co.uk etc.) I wonder how they get around the issue.
Wedgels 22 Jan, 2010
Thanks Bob - that works. You say there is bug with this though - everything seems to work okay - what does the bug cause to go wrong? ie should I be on the lookout for any problems elsewhere now I have made the token change?
GreyHead 22 Jan, 2010
Hi wedgels,

The bug is that removing the security token check doesn't quite remove it. No ill side-effects, just isn't 100% effective. If it's working for you that's fine.

Bob
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