Your e-mail form field is called item9, not email. Look in the far-
right tab of the Inspector while you have the field selected in the
design view of Freeway. There is a Name field there which is the only
thing your script cares about. Once you fix that, you should get
validation for free, assuming you also made your required error and
success pages.
Walter
On Jun 11, 2010, at 10:59 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
Good morning,
Here is my dilemma for the day - sorry. I did search for answers and
did not find any that i did not try.
I made a combo one.maybe I should have 2 separate ones.
do I just put the word email in? and do I need it on the button / field and the page or just one?
Julie
On Jun 11, 2010, at 11:11 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Your e-mail form field is called item9, not email. Look in the far-right tab of the Inspector while you have the field selected in the design view of Freeway. There is a Name field there which is the only thing your script cares about. Once you fix that, you should get validation for free, assuming you also made your required error and success pages.
Walter
On Jun 11, 2010, at 10:59 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
Good morning,
Here is my dilemma for the day - sorry. I did search for answers and did not find any that i did not try.
The form element where people are expected to enter their e-mail
address must be named email. Preview your form page into a browser,
and view source, and you will see
<input name="item9" ... >
it must read
<input name="email" ... >
Once you get that part right, the rest will be handled neatly by Tim’s
Action.
Walter
On Jun 11, 2010, at 11:22 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
I made a combo one.maybe I should have 2 separate ones.
do I just put the word email in? and do I need it on the button /
field and the page or just one?
Julie
On Jun 11, 2010, at 11:11 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Your e-mail form field is called item9, not email. Look in the far-
right tab of the Inspector while you have the field selected in the
design view of Freeway. There is a Name field there which is the
only thing your script cares about. Once you fix that, you should
get validation for free, assuming you also made your required error
and success pages.
Walter
On Jun 11, 2010, at 10:59 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
Good morning,
Here is my dilemma for the day - sorry. I did search for answers
and did not find any that i did not try.
its funny on my php form on the other page - i did not label it and i get responses
J
On Jun 11, 2010, at 11:31 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
The form element where people are expected to enter their e-mail address must be named email. Preview your form page into a browser, and view source, and you will see
<input name=“item9” … >
it must read
<input name=“email” … >
Once you get that part right, the rest will be handled neatly by Tim’s Action.
Walter
On Jun 11, 2010, at 11:22 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
I made a combo one.maybe I should have 2 separate ones.
do I just put the word email in? and do I need it on the button / field and the page or just one?
Julie
On Jun 11, 2010, at 11:11 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Your e-mail form field is called item9, not email. Look in the far-right tab of the Inspector while you have the field selected in the design view of Freeway. There is a Name field there which is the only thing your script cares about. Once you fix that, you should get validation for free, assuming you also made your required error and success pages.
Walter
On Jun 11, 2010, at 10:59 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
Good morning,
Here is my dilemma for the day - sorry. I did search for answers and did not find any that i did not try.
I changed the name etc to email - it still is not working! ugh BUt its funny on my php form on the contact page - i did not label it and i get responses
J
On Jun 11, 2010, at 11:31 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
The form element where people are expected to enter their e-mail address must be named email. Preview your form page into a browser, and view source, and you will see
<input name=“item9” … >
it must read
<input name=“email” … >
Once you get that part right, the rest will be handled neatly by Tim’s Action.
Walter
On Jun 11, 2010, at 11:22 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
I made a combo one.maybe I should have 2 separate ones.
do I just put the word email in? and do I need it on the button / field and the page or just one?
Julie
On Jun 11, 2010, at 11:11 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Your e-mail form field is called item9, not email. Look in the far-right tab of the Inspector while you have the field selected in the design view of Freeway. There is a Name field there which is the only thing your script cares about. Once you fix that, you should get validation for free, assuming you also made your required error and success pages.
Walter
On Jun 11, 2010, at 10:59 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
Good morning,
Here is my dilemma for the day - sorry. I did search for answers and did not find any that i did not try.
I’ve never had very much luck with the PHP Feedback Form Action. Sorry, Tim. Either it flat out doesn’t work or I have so many actions stacked into my page that it just forgets to put the form tag in there.
Well at least you now know that it’s your form tags missing and not the form itself. The action can be applied to items, so try selecting your table and applying the action to it and see if that works out.
Right, try applying the PHP Feedback Form action onto ‘item8’ in your Site Panel. The easiest way is to go to the COG in the corner and change things to ‘Show Items’ and then click the little triangle until you see ‘item8’ listed.
Thank you Dan and Dave and walt. I will try those suggestions when I
get home
Julie
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On Jun 12, 2010, at 11:26, Dan J email@hidden wrote:
Right, try applying the PHP Feedback Form action onto ‘item8’ in
your Site Panel. The easiest way is to go to the COG in the corner
and change things to ‘Show Items’ and then click the little triangle
until you see ‘item8’ listed.
I cleared all php feedback form actions from the front page.Republished with out them. I then added the php feedback form action to the table its self not the page.