Turn off form validation or understand error more

Hey guys! :-)

Even though I had to recreate my forms again for the new version, it was well worth it. They are much more intuitive now and easier to use. I'm currently on J2.5 running the latest 4.0 version.

I believe that I have the debugging turned off even though I have this setting:

Show Top Errors: Yes

This is what I can't figure out. Why is this message being triggered? Because of a setting, because of an error, or because of both? (i only included the status messages) The reason why I ask, is because there is no errors reported so I can't figure if I should shut it off, or correct something. I verified that the e-mail is sent and the file is in the folder.

{
has been uploaded successfully.
An email has been SENT successfully from (Mix Administrator)mix.administrator@funkyhousebeats.com
}

I think this is the error. When I turn this element off, it goes away (file upload)

array ( 0 => '/homepages/6/d114815883/htdocs/funkyhousebeats_test25/components/com_chronoforms/uploads/add_mix_link/20131118110531_fhb_mix.jpg', )


Interestingly, the file is showing up in the folder labelled the same as in the error above.

Or if I leave that element on, and opt out of supplying an image in the form, there is no error. So it's something with the image. But from what I see in the debugger and in the file system, the file is making it to the correct location under the correct name.

Aaron

Hi Aaron,

I'm not clear what the error is here?

It may be that you have the Debugger action turned on, or maybe there is some debug code in the form or actions you are using?

Bob

Hi Bob,

Percisely! I'm trying to figure out if there is an *error* or if I have debugger on for *success* steps.

{
has been uploaded successfully.
An email has been SENT successfully from (Mix Administrator)mix.administrator@funkyhousebeats.com
}

That above represents success, so I'm thinking I have DEBUG on for both SUCCESS and FAILURE

Aaron

That's what it was. I had debugger on for *SUCCESS* steps.

Thanks for the help Bob!