Hello.
Sorry for a dumb post, but for a couple of days I'm trying to find a solution to a following problem - I can't get rid of the form that appears again after the email is send - you can see what I mean if you try to send a mail here:
http://xn----7sbbaah9cupueij4m.xn--p1ai/en/about-us/feedbacks
you're gonna need to log in, user is "user" pass is "author"
actually, the problem is that the form is shown in the module position, and I can't do anything to switch it off after the mail is sent. Do you have any idea how to solve it?
Yury
Sorry for a dumb post, but for a couple of days I'm trying to find a solution to a following problem - I can't get rid of the form that appears again after the email is send - you can see what I mean if you try to send a mail here:
http://xn----7sbbaah9cupueij4m.xn--p1ai/en/about-us/feedbacks
you're gonna need to log in, user is "user" pass is "author"
actually, the problem is that the form is shown in the module position, and I can't do anything to switch it off after the mail is sent. Do you have any idea how to solve it?
Yury
Hi Yury,
it's tricky. Because you have it in a module it is correcly showing on the page.
You could possibly use the Module settings to turn it off but I suspect that ItemID=9 is the feedback page.
A little PHP snippet in the beginning of the Form HTML might do it:
Bob
it's tricky. Because you have it in a module it is correcly showing on the page.
You could possibly use the Module settings to turn it off but I suspect that ItemID=9 is the feedback page.
A little PHP snippet in the beginning of the Form HTML might do it:
<?php
$option = JRequest::getString('option', '', 'get');
$task = JRequest::getString('task', '', 'get');
if ( $option = 'com_chronocontact' && $task == 'send') {
return;
}
?>
Bob
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