Greetings.
I did remove the dashes as you suggested. The text area stops in Firefox on windows and Firefox on Mac, but IE8 will not block the input, nor will it give the error message.
Thanks for your help.
Rich
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Walter,
One other thing…I just noticed, and this is a big one. The form will not work with the protaculous added to the page. I did a test on another domain without the protaculous and the form is working again.
There must be something in that which conflicts with the script elements.
Thanks for your help.
Rich
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When you say the form will not work, what do you mean precisely? Will
the form no longer submit to the server, or will the server no longer
process the form input? Or something in between? Forms require
completely pedantic attention to details that you wouldn’t imagine
could possibly matter.
Walter
On Mar 26, 2011, at 9:13 AM, sampolfonz wrote:
Walter,
One other thing…I just noticed, and this is a big one. The form
will not work with the protaculous added to the page. I did a test
on another domain without the protaculous and the form is working
again.There must be something in that which conflicts with the script
elements.Thanks for your help.
Rich
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When imputing and hitting the send, it comes up a blank page and it does not process the form either.
From my iPhone
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Check to see if you have configured the form method and action to point to your handler script, and make sure the script is uploaded to the same spot where your form is pointing it’s request.
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Yes it is up and running. I put the site ip on another server with the same script, configured the same way. It worked once I took off the scriptaculous. I tested it and the form processed okay and sent me an email just the way it was set up.
I can’t figure this one out.
Thanks for uour help.
Rich.
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If you want to take a peak at the form up and running properly,
http://www.mrwebstuff.com/psaform.html
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Walter,
Any ideas on why the protaculous and the formtoemailpro script will not work together ??
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Rich
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No, that’s got me puzzled as well. I can’t think of a single thing
they have in common. Protaculous is dealing with the form inputs
themselves, and in a read-only manner, too. The formtoemailpro is
dealing with the form output on the server itself. The JavaScript
doesn’t enter into that at all.
Walter
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Walter,
Any ideas on why the protaculous and the formtoemailpro script will
not work together ??Thanks,
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could it be the order in which the protaculous is placed?
Or, what If I put the script for the form in another layer of the server ?? Could this help ??
Thanks,
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No, it’s really apples and oranges. One thing you could try is to post
the form to my Reflector script (the very same form) with and without
Protaculous applied, and see if you can spot any differences between
the two POST results.
Open up your Form Setup dialog, and change the Action field to read
exactly this:
http://shiny.walterdavisstudio.com/reflector.php
Submit your form. You should see a listing of all of the form elements
your browser sent to my server. Print this out, or make notes of
precisely what each field is named and what its value is set to. It is
critically important to note that POST and GET are different arrays
and won’t go to the same part of your processing script. Likewise
SESSION and COOKIE, if any.
Now go back to your page in Freeway, delete Protaculous from the page,
upload, and test the form again. Make no other changes, and see what
(if any) changes occur on the reflector’s output.
Walter
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could it be the order in which the protaculous is placed?
Or, what If I put the script for the form in another layer of the
server ?? Could this help ??Thanks,
Rich
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Hi Walter
just thought I would try your Reflector with a form and I got a 404
http://shiny.walterdavisstudio.com/reflector.php
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Sorry about that. I found it in the scripty subdomain. I also made a
copy of it in the shiny subdomain so the link should work now.
Walter
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Hi Walter
just thought I would try your Reflector with a form and I got a 404
http://shiny.walterdavisstudio.com/reflector.php
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Walter,
I have another one for you re: this same site.
The pages that have the stripes have the Protaculous added and the stripes work great on my channel pages. However, I want to add webyep to the pages so that we can make some small customer edits.
When I change the page extensions to php, none of the jpeg graphics will publish. As soon as I change the extension back from php to html the jpeg graphics all publish just fine.
Is there something in the Protaculous that interferes with jpegs publishing when the extension is changed to php?
Here is where the site is uploaded and changed to php:
www.mrwebstuff.com/chanwin2.php
Here is where the site is with the page extension changed back to html:
The rollover buttons should all be on the left side, and the top should have a jpeg on the right.
Max said to check with you and see why the Protaculous might be conflicting with the php extension.
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Rich
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No, but if you add WebYep to the page, you can’t use Protaculous. The
WebYep System includes its own version of Prototype, which causes all
sorts of violence to ensue.
Walter
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Walter,
I have another one for you re: this same site.
The pages that have the stripes have the Protaculous added and the
stripes work great on my channel pages. However, I want to add
webyep to the pages so that we can make some small customer edits.
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Okay,
Thanks. Now, tomorrow’s problem will be getting the script to work right.
I’ve been parked in front of this monitor enough for today.
You’re the answer man !!
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