I am having trouble getting a form to work in side of joomla.
here is a working HTNL page
https://www.cbnk.com/cms/calc/MortgageCompare.html
here it is when I try and get it to work in joomla with CF
https://www.cbnk.com/cms/index.php?option=com_chronocontact&chronoformname=CheckbookBalancer
Does any one have any suggestions. Since I am not to familiar with JavaScript I think that is what is screwing me up. I would be willing to pay for help just shoot me a quote if it will take some time.
Here is the code for the page.
{{>> code moved to attached file <<}}
Thanks
jake [file name=Mortgage_Compare.txt size=11339]http://www.chronoengine.com/images/fbfiles/files/Mortgage_Compare.txt[/file]
here is a working HTNL page
https://www.cbnk.com/cms/calc/MortgageCompare.html
here it is when I try and get it to work in joomla with CF
https://www.cbnk.com/cms/index.php?option=com_chronocontact&chronoformname=CheckbookBalancer
Does any one have any suggestions. Since I am not to familiar with JavaScript I think that is what is screwing me up. I would be willing to pay for help just shoot me a quote if it will take some time.
Here is the code for the page.
{{>> code moved to attached file <<}}
Thanks
jake [file name=Mortgage_Compare.txt size=11339]http://www.chronoengine.com/images/fbfiles/files/Mortgage_Compare.txt[/file]
Hi Jake,
Took a look and my guess is that there's a java file. probably called dinkytown.jar that needs to be in the folder where your page is. I imagine that this came with the dinkytown package?
Bob
Took a look and my guess is that there's a java file. probably called dinkytown.jar that needs to be in the folder where your page is. I imagine that this came with the dinkytown package?
Bob
Yeah that it's in the package. DO you know how would I get Chronoforms to reference it?
Hi Jake,
You shouldn't need to, provided that it's in a path that the browser can find it should locate and install it automatically.
As far as I can see the page looks OK apart from the obviously missing Java applet.
What folder is the applet in . . . perhaps you need to add a path?
Bob
You shouldn't need to, provided that it's in a path that the browser can find it should locate and install it automatically.
As far as I can see the page looks OK apart from the obviously missing Java applet.
What folder is the applet in . . . perhaps you need to add a path?
Bob
Bob-
Thanks for the help. The page is displaying fine. The link to the file is here https://www.cbnk.com/cms/calc/dinkytown.jar
Thanks
jake
Thanks for the help. The page is displaying fine. The link to the file is here https://www.cbnk.com/cms/calc/dinkytown.jar
Thanks
jake
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