Insert PHP in Form HTML Code

Hi

I've tried to insert php code in Form HTML code, like this :

<input type="hidden" name="destinataire" value="webmaster@<?php echo $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] ?> />

I've also tried with <?= tag.

When I try to save my form, I get an empty page with the error :

Method Not Implemented

POST to /reseau-greeneo.eu/administrator/index2.php not supported.
Apache Server at ecogreeneo.eu Port 80

and the part of code containig php isn't saved :

<input type="hidden" name="destinataire" />

Where am I wrong ?

Thanks

Hi pmalicet,

Which version of ChronoForms is this?

The code should be OK; I use similar code very day in the Form HTML box.

The index2.php error is probably from an Apache security module and you may need the rules modified to include index2.php - if you search here on the error you'l find some similare threads.

Bob

Hi Bob,

thanks for your answer...

Which version of ChronoForms is this?

1.2.50 -> I think it is the last version, isn't it ?

I'll search similar errors in the forum...

Pierre

Hi pmalicet ,

v1.2.50 doesn't look right. The latest versions are:[list]

ChronoForms v3.2 for Joomla! 1.5 without the MooTools plug-in enabled

ChronoForms v4 RC 1.8 for Joomla! 1.5 with the MooTools upgrade plug-in enabled

ChronoForms v4 RC 1.8 for Joomla! 1.6

[/list]

Bob

Hi,

I'm sorry, I got the wrong component version...
My version of ChronoForms is 3.2..., JOOMLA 1.5.23 stable

I searched other causes of this error and found nothing.
Plugin MooTools is desactivated.
I'll try to change index2.php for index.php.

Thanks

Pierre

Hi Pierre,

It's probably a problem with a mod_security setting. Unfortunately I don't know much about mod-security but if you take the ChronoSEarch link from the Tutorials menu above and search on index2.php mod_security you will find several threads.

Bob

Hi,

I searched in Forum and found the only solution would be to modify APACHE configuration by adding a virtual host without mod_security, what I cant do (My sites are on shared hosts)

I finally resolved the problem : I've update the article directly in table jos_chrono_contact...

If phpMyAdmin knows about updating this table without error, why are you not able to do the same ?

Thanks

Pierre

Hi Pierre,

Because your PHPMyAdmin isn't running inside Joomla! and probably isn't running with mod_security set. If you talk to your ISP, or check their help files then you should be able to edit the mod_security settings in use on your site.

Bob