First of all, thanks so much for this great component!
I sucessfully installed the form and ran a test last week and the email results showed like this:
Email:answer
Too close but I can live with it.
I didn't do any additional work.
Today, someone else filled out the form and the result is like this:
email:...........................................answer
(please ignore the dots but it's the only way to make it look like that.)
Wonder why it's so far apart?
JSG
Post edited by: deafbiz, at: 2007/06/18 19:23
<br><br>Post edited by: deafbiz, at: 2007/06/18 19:25
I sucessfully installed the form and ran a test last week and the email results showed like this:
Email:answer
Too close but I can live with it.
I didn't do any additional work.
Today, someone else filled out the form and the result is like this:
email:...........................................answer
(please ignore the dots but it's the only way to make it look like that.)
Wonder why it's so far apart?
JSG
Post edited by: deafbiz, at: 2007/06/18 19:23
Hi deafbiz,
I think there is a little buglet that throws the e-mail formatting off. In line 95 of chronocontact.php there is an extra <td> which pushes the third column way off to the right. Corrected code is here (merges the second and third tds).
$html_message .= "<tr height='10'>
<td width='40%' class='tablecell1'>$field_namex</td>
<td width='60%' class='tablecell2'>".$_POST[$name]."</td>
</tr>";
Bob
I think there is a little buglet that throws the e-mail formatting off. In line 95 of chronocontact.php there is an extra <td> which pushes the third column way off to the right. Corrected code is here (merges the second and third tds).
$html_message .= "<tr height='10'>
<td width='40%' class='tablecell1'>$field_namex</td>
<td width='60%' class='tablecell2'>".$_POST[$name]."</td>
</tr>";
Bob
This is what I've done:
$html_message.= "<tr height='10'><td width='40%' class='tablecell1'>";
$html_message.= $field_namex."</td><td width='60%' class='tablecell2'>";
$html_message.= $_POST[$name]."</td></tr>";
$i++;
}
Result is still the same.
Could you please paste the entire code,or was I supposed to remove the html_message?
JSG
$html_message.= "<tr height='10'><td width='40%' class='tablecell1'>";
$html_message.= $field_namex."</td><td width='60%' class='tablecell2'>";
$html_message.= $_POST[$name]."</td></tr>";
$i++;
}
Result is still the same.
Could you please paste the entire code,or was I supposed to remove the html_message?
JSG
Hi deafbiz,
That looks OK. (It fixed a similar problem for me.) Can you post few lines from the source of one of your test e-mails so that I can see what's being output by ChronoForms?
Bob
That looks OK. (It fixed a similar problem for me.) Can you post few lines from the source of one of your test e-mails so that I can see what's being output by ChronoForms?
Bob
Can you clarify? What is exactly the source and where?
FWIW, I created another form, and still had the same problems with results being far apart.
Update: Found out the file wasn't updated. I ran another test and it's much closer, just half the distance between being next to the Elemental Fields and the far right.
So keeping fingers crossed that they stay that way!
JSG<br><br>Post edited by: deafbiz, at: 2007/06/19 02:15
FWIW, I created another form, and still had the same problems with results being far apart.
Update: Found out the file wasn't updated. I ran another test and it's much closer, just half the distance between being next to the Elemental Fields and the far right.
So keeping fingers crossed that they stay that way!
JSG<br><br>Post edited by: deafbiz, at: 2007/06/19 02:15
Hi,
You will find more than 1 occurance of this piece of code at the chronocontact.php file :
Please replace them all with :
Please note that this is a small issue at V2.0 and is fixed at V2.1 which should be out very soon!
Cheers
Max
You will find more than 1 occurance of this piece of code at the chronocontact.php file :
$html_message.= "<tr height='10'><td width='40%' class='tablecell1'>";
$html_message.= $field_namex."</td><td width='60%'></td><td class='tablecell2'>";
$html_message.= $_POST[$name]."</td></tr>";
Please replace them all with :
$html_message.= "<tr height='10'><td width='40%' class='tablecell1'>";
$html_message.= $field_namex."</td><td width='10%'></td><td align="left" class='tablecell2'>";
$html_message.= $_POST[$name]."</td></tr>";
Please note that this is a small issue at V2.0 and is fixed at V2.1 which should be out very soon!
Cheers
Max
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