But you are using an action to send a form using php, the form ‘how to’ explains that the names need to be entered as the following example (without quotes): ‘name’ or ‘first_name’.
What easiForm does is then sets this as a key called ‘name’ in an array called ‘f’, so… if you look at the code in your form the action will use the ‘Name’ value of say ‘first_name’ and change it to a name of ‘f[first_name]’ which will have a value of ‘<?php echo $f[first_name]; ?>’
Mike
On 14 Apr. 2008, 1:54 pm, James Wilkinson wrote:
Ok - so putting the “_” between the words did it - but is this
something new? I don’t remember needing to do that before…
I just disabled the license on the example I tested and it makes no
difference with or without the alert, just typing the € shows in the
menu as it should… mind you this is not the server James is working
with his form on but in theory it should work.
On Apr 14, 2008, at 9:21 PM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Most likely the issue is that your demo-alert box is appearing before
the opening html tag, so the page is really really invalid. That
might be putting Safari off.
Try this on your server app if the domain isn’t registered: