[Pro] PHP Feedback Form

Hi Billy,
It should be creating the PHP file even if the Multiple Forms Action is taking over and controlling the HTML output.

Try this;

  1. Copy your feedback form to a new Freeway document
  2. Apply the PHP Feedback Form Action to the container (parent DIV, table etc) and set it up as before
  3. Publish the page and hold onto a copy of the contact-go.php file it creates
  4. Back in your live Freeway site document add the name of the php file you collected in step 3 to the Multiple Forms Action in the ‘action’ field
  5. Upload the php file to exactly the same location on the server as the html page

What you should have is a form that has the contact-go.php reference in the action attribute (check the source code of the page) and which, when submitted, send the form data to the php file (which is now on your server). If this all works we can sit down and discuss (over a glass of something cold) how this form ever stopped working.

I’m signing off for the day now. If you get nowhere with this send me a copy of your Freeway file and I’ll take a look at it for you over the weekend.
Regards,
Tim.

On 10 Jan 2014, at 21:45, billy kimmel wrote:

No that won’t work because it’s inline.
What is preventing it from creating the go.php file?


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My form is already in a table and inline (inflow) Is inflow a problem? I have two forms on the page the contact form and the Site Search field. The site search works. Could there be anything else that could cause it not to generate a contact-go.php file?

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My client just informed me this information “We are not going through One World (Host) anymore for email. We are using an exchange server through miscrosoft. If there are some settings specific to this issue then we need to troubleshoot with Microsoft.” Could this be an issue? I assume not because that wouldn’t affect Freeway from creating the contact-go.php file. Is Freeway creating this file because I have multiple forms? I only ask because I use PHP Feedback form on my personal website and it works fine and I don’t see a file called contact-go.php associated with that on my host/server.
Please forgive me with all of this, I am a novice with this stuff and make a point of learning the pitfalls.

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Ok so I removed the Multiple form action from both my Feedback form and The Site Search field. Presto! The Feedback form works! So what am I doing wrong?

In the action I have this when I apply the Multiple form Action:

contact

Post

/contact-go.php

search

Get

/search-results.php

Something Causes the Action not to produce the contact-go.php file.

Billy


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