[Pro] error page in popup window whith PHP Feedback Form

Hello. I have insert a php Feebback Form in my site and it works, but I dont need to open a success or an error page. I just want the user to insert a word and press submit, and thats all. If i select NONE in these options, the action doesnt work.

Is there any chance to make this?

Another idea is to open the success and error page in popup, but i dont know haw to force it, how to force a page in a samll size itself.

The thing is that i dont want the user to go off the page.

Any idea, please?

Thanks a lot


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Selecting the same form page as both the success and error pages will simply refresh the page when the form is submitted or hits an error and should work for you.
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Tim.

On 20 Oct 2011, at 17:49, rakeljuice wrote:

Hello. I have insert a php Feebback Form in my site and it works, but I dont need to open a success or an error page. I just want the user to insert a word and press submit, and thats all. If i select NONE in these options, the action doesnt work.

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Thanks for your answer. What yo say is to select the index page (the page where the form is) to be opened when the result is success and when is error as well?.

a priori is a good idea. Please, confirm this!!

The form is www.godelia.tv (down, right). Now, I have made error and success pages, but the error doesnt work…

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Yes, select the page the form is on (index.html) as the success and error pages in the Action. You aren’t seeing the error page because the input field isn’t called ‘email’ (without the quotes). If you wanted the PHP to stop and verify that the user entered a valid email address then change the name to email. Obviously if you do then it would be a good idea to have an error page rather than just redirecting back to the home page as users won’t know if the form sent or not.
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On 21 Oct 2011, at 12:33, rakeljuice wrote:

The form is www.godelia.tv (down, right). Now, I have made error and success pages, but the error doesnt work…

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Thanks a lot!!!

I understand now your solution, but i think you are sure to make the error page h¡just in case the user doesnt write properly the email.

Thanks again.


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