With a little experimenting I succeed in creating 2 ChronoForms: a Dutch one and a French one.
When I draw up the test form, everuythnig works. Including the thanks message and confirmation mails.
Now I want to integrate these forms in a distinct article on our website.
As I found on the net I put the code : {chronoforms}Form name{/chronoforms} at the end of the article, saved it, publised it and went to the site... to see that the form is not generated in the article.
At the end off the article stays the code instead of the form to fill out.
Where did I go wrong?
When I draw up the test form, everuythnig works. Including the thanks message and confirmation mails.
Now I want to integrate these forms in a distinct article on our website.
As I found on the net I put the code : {chronoforms}Form name{/chronoforms} at the end of the article, saved it, publised it and went to the site... to see that the form is not generated in the article.
At the end off the article stays the code instead of the form to fill out.
Where did I go wrong?
Hi kiette1975,
It different for CFv5. Here's the Description from the plug-in settings:
"This plugin requires the ChronoForms V5 component. You just need to put the name of the form you want to show between : {chronoforms5}&{/chronoforms5}, Example: {chronoforms5}my_form_name{/chronoforms5}"
Bob
It different for CFv5. Here's the Description from the plug-in settings:
"This plugin requires the ChronoForms V5 component. You just need to put the name of the form you want to show between : {chronoforms5}&{/chronoforms5}, Example: {chronoforms5}my_form_name{/chronoforms5}"
Bob
Thanks for the quick reply.
It works now, except for a few fields.
In the Dutch form it leaves the "Phone" field empty in the mail. I made a "Phone" field and indicated it as "Number" as the "Phone mask" is no correctly for our region.
In the French version I have the same problem for the "Phone" field and another problem with the "Birthday" field.
For the last one, I get the indication {Birthday} instead of the birthday date. For this field I used the datepicker - works perfect in the Dutch version.
Any idea about these small problems?
It works now, except for a few fields.
In the Dutch form it leaves the "Phone" field empty in the mail. I made a "Phone" field and indicated it as "Number" as the "Phone mask" is no correctly for our region.
In the French version I have the same problem for the "Phone" field and another problem with the "Birthday" field.
For the last one, I get the indication {Birthday} instead of the birthday date. For this field I used the datepicker - works perfect in the Dutch version.
Any idea about these small problems?
Hi klette1975,
You don't need two different versions of the form, the Locales tab will handle translations of the labels, etc.
My best guess is that the problems you see are typos or mismatches, maybe Phone in one place and phone in another. If you add a Debugger action that will show you the output.
Bob
You don't need two different versions of the form, the Locales tab will handle translations of the labels, etc.
My best guess is that the problems you see are typos or mismatches, maybe Phone in one place and phone in another. If you add a Debugger action that will show you the output.
Bob
Thanks for the reply.
Locales doesn't work on my form.
I first made an English version and tried to add "Locales": nl_BE & fr_FR. When I publised the form and went to both sides of our website, the form stayed always in English.
As I needed the form up-and-running quiet fast, I opted to make 2 different language forms.
This works fine, except for the "errors" mentionned before.
In the Dutch & French version the birthday date is not shown (although it's required to fill out) when I receive the e-mail.
In the French version I have the second problem of the phone number that's not showing on the e-mail.
Both forms are exactly the same as I made a copy.
I also changed the field into "Number" but the problem remains....
Locales doesn't work on my form.
I first made an English version and tried to add "Locales": nl_BE & fr_FR. When I publised the form and went to both sides of our website, the form stayed always in English.
As I needed the form up-and-running quiet fast, I opted to make 2 different language forms.
This works fine, except for the "errors" mentionned before.
In the Dutch & French version the birthday date is not shown (although it's required to fill out) when I receive the e-mail.
In the French version I have the second problem of the phone number that's not showing on the e-mail.
Both forms are exactly the same as I made a copy.
I also changed the field into "Number" but the problem remains....
That's exactly what makes it strange: I have the "Debugger" action at the end of my form but,... it doesn't give any feedback. Nothing comes on the screen when I draw up a test form and also not when I send a test file from our website through the published form.
Hi klette1975,
Do you have a Redirect action in the form? The debugger doesn't handle those well in CFv5 and you have to remove them to see the debug output.
Bob
Do you have a Redirect action in the form? The debugger doesn't handle those well in CFv5 and you have to remove them to see the debug output.
Bob
I attached a print screen of how my setup looks like.
Hi klette1975,
I don't see any obvious problems there. By all means email or PM me the site URL, the form name, and a SuperAdmin login and I'll take a quick look.
Bob
I don't see any obvious problems there. By all means email or PM me the site URL, the form name, and a SuperAdmin login and I'll take a quick look.
Bob
Hi klette1975,
The email and phone inputs both used 'special' characters, a dash in the E-mail and a slash and stop in the phone. I made a copy of your form and changed these input names and it appears to work correctly.
You also ha E-mail in the To Email box of one of the email actions which will stop that sending - input names can only be used in the Dynamic To box; and I removed the spaces from the list of To Email addresses in the other email (I'm not sure if that is a problem with CFv5 it was with CFv4).
The Debug results weren't showing up because the action was disabled.
Bob
The email and phone inputs both used 'special' characters, a dash in the E-mail and a slash and stop in the phone. I made a copy of your form and changed these input names and it appears to work correctly.
You also ha E-mail in the To Email box of one of the email actions which will stop that sending - input names can only be used in the Dynamic To box; and I removed the spaces from the list of To Email addresses in the other email (I'm not sure if that is a problem with CFv5 it was with CFv4).
The Debug results weren't showing up because the action was disabled.
Bob
I took a look at both version and it seems indeed that they're up and and running correctly now.
Thanks a lot for the support!!!!
Thanks a lot for the support!!!!
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