Have embedded a form into an article, which works fine and embedded a similar form in another page in a similar fashion but that does not send. Have looked at many entries in the forum and tried numerous things such as shown in "How do I show a form in an article?" None of the suggestions make any difference.
The for that works is: http://www.telemaruk.com/home/maintenance-&-repairs/vdr-radio-surveys.html
The form that does not work is: http://www.telemaruk.com/vdr-regulation-changes/ship-safety-&-security/vdr-regulation-changes.html
Can anyone shed a little light on this?
Neither of the two forms mentioned now work. When completed via the Frontend view they send perfectly. When embedded into an article they do not send.
The code used is: <td colspan="3" valign="top">{chronoforms}sales-service-uk{/chronoforms}</td>
Have tried <div>{chronoforms}sales-service-uk{/chronoforms}</div>
Each form has a redirect event to a Joomla page and have tried it with a Show Thank You Event. Neither work.
Anyone with any relevant ideas?
Hi scion371,
The first link shows a Thank You message but no form or article. The second link shows an article with an embedded form - everything looks OK to me using Chrome.
Bob
Sorry. I gave you the wroth URLs. They should have been:
This Works - Sends Email: http://www.telemaruk.com/vdr-regulation-changes/ship-safety-&-security/vdr-regulation-changes.html
This does not work - Does not send the email: http://www.telemaruk.com/home/maintenance-&-repairs/vdr-radio-surveys-2.html
Have gone through a whole rang elf options but cannot see the fault. Can you help?
Sorry to say I have ben through all of that and more without success. Have found other forms on the site that are not working. Again, on the face of it, they look fine and nothing out of place but they do not send on submit. e.g. Contact on the index page using a Rokbox popup. Look like I shall have simplify the Call to Action. Many thanks.
Please test the form using the "frontend view" link in the forms manager or the test form link in the wizard, does it send the email in that case ?
Regards,
Max
Max, ChronoForms developer
ChronoMyAdmin: Database administration within Joomla, no phpMyAdmin needed.
ChronoMails simplifies Joomla email: newsletters, logging, and custom templates.
Thanks for the response. I have tried this and the forms on both pages, which have a chronform embedded:
http://www.telemaruk.com/vdr-regulation-changes/ship-safety-&-security/vdr-regulation-changes.html ...and
http://www.telemaruk.com/home/maintenance-&-repairs/vdr-radio-surveys.html
They both worked in the Forntend View - no problem. Embedded into the page they failed to send. However, refreshing the page takes it through to the tank you stage, but does knit send.
It occurred to me that there was obviously something to do with the System rather than page code or Chronoforms. I turned the System Cache off and Voila they both send no problem. Ruins our attempts to optimise the site and leaves the question why do some forms work and others do not with the cache on.
Any additional thoughts on that would be gratefully received.
Many thanks.
Peter - Scion
Hi Peter,
Joomla caches the whole article page, including the form, which breaks the form processing, the solution is to either disable the cache OR to set the "Relative url" setting to "no" under the "HTML" action settings.
Regards,
Max
Max, ChronoForms developer
ChronoMyAdmin: Database administration within Joomla, no phpMyAdmin needed.
ChronoMails simplifies Joomla email: newsletters, logging, and custom templates.
Hi Max,
Many thanks once again for your help. I am sorry to ask but where am I looking for the HTML Action? I can only see, in the form's events "show html" On Load an there are several Yes/No drop downs, labelled Republish form Data (Yes); Display Fields Errors (Yes); Load Security Token (Yes); etc, etc but no HTML Action. Cannot see any other likely slot for this. Please advise.
Thanks,
Peter
Oh sorry, that was for V5, in v4 you can find the same setting by clicking the form's name under the forms manager, you can find there the "Relative url" setting, just set it to no!
Regards,
Max
Max, ChronoForms developer
ChronoMyAdmin: Database administration within Joomla, no phpMyAdmin needed.
ChronoMails simplifies Joomla email: newsletters, logging, and custom templates.
Hi Max,
That's great. Thank you very much - problem solved.
Regards,
Peter