No data in Table (Solved)

I created a table, input some test data and presto, the data was in the table.

I entered more and more test data, and nothing new showed in the table.

I deleted the table, created a new table and tried again.

The table is empty after repeated entries of new entries in the form.

I am new to ChromoForms . . I must be doing something dumb.

Hi iamplatinum,

I haven't seen this before and know of no reason why it would happen. If you haven't solved it please post take a Backup copy of your form from the Form Mananger and post it here or email it to me at the address in my sig.

Bob

The reason data was not being saved was because I had a "Redirect URL" specified under the Form URLs Tab.

I would like to specify a Redirect URL, so how would I accomplish that and still get data in the table?

Hi iamplatinum,

There's a buggy version of chronocontact.php that causes this. There are several threads here with the corrected version posted.

Bob

Yes, thanks, that works. Here is the download I found that solves the problem

Caution: for ChronoForms 1.5RC3.1 only [file name=chronocontact-2cd0d2491a2cb4c20c5b30a57662d800.zip size=5635]http://www.chronoengine.com/components/com_fireboard/uploaded/files/chronocontact-2cd0d2491a2cb4c20c5b30a57662d800.zip[/file]<br><br>Post edited by: GreyHead, at: 2008/04/22 15:50

There is no logical connection between a URL Indirect and no data in a table. Troubleshooting this took several hours before I figured it out.

It would be great if the corrupted file could at least be replaced by the good one in the licensed version of the product that you mail out.

I hope the "No Data in Table" thread started can be easily searched to help others save time troubleshooting. It is likely that maybe I missed this problem somewhere in a bug report when I was searching this forum.

As always, thanks for your quick response to questions.

:cheer: OMG. Thank you, Iamplatinum for providing a complete and comprehensible answer!

I found this thread by googling "chronoforms no data tables"--just as I was about to go insane. You're right that the connection is counterintuitive, and I probably wouldn't have figured it out by browsing other threads.

Bob, thank you for your quick responses. +1 to the hope you'll replace the corrupted file in the full download and spare other users hours of bewilderment and trial-and-error tinkering.