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Thanks!
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Thanks for your comment!
Hi,
I can't make it work.
1. On a PHP 5.3 version - If I press the submit button, I can see the loader and nothing happens
2. On a PHP 5.2 version I get this message:
Warning: require_once(/home/stmartin/public_html/x/tools/phpMailer/class.phpmailer.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/stmartin/public_html/x/contact.php on line 6
Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/home/stmartin/public_html/x/tools/phpMailer/class.phpmailer.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/stmartin/public_html/x/contact.php on line 6
3. If I delete this line from contact.php require_once(dirname(__FILE__)."/tools/phpMailer/class.phpmailer.php"); - the validation is working fine but nothing happens on submit button
Here is the link: http://test.romencc.com/
Thank you
flashblue REPLIED
Please upload "tools" folder to your web site.
looks great.
any idea if this can be adopted to cater for fluid grid. I have added this to my site that supports fluid grid, and it seems to be fine for everything until you get to a phone size. So just wondering if it could be adopted?
thanks
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I didn't try it fluid grid. If you send me a sample URL, I can adopt it.
Sure.
http://www.multidisplayutility.site11.com/Contact.html
still working on it so it might change a bit, but don't think it will interfere. Also would be good to see the font + size etc made into a class so it does not affect the rest of the pages CSS.
Thanks mate.
flashblue REPLIED
You can change the contact form style from ajax-contact-form.css to integrate it into your site.
Exactly what I needed, easy to install, configure & match the CSS to my site. You've done an awesome job! Thanks heaps. :-)
flashblue REPLIED
Thanks!
Where do I Input my "contact email address" so the responses come to my site's email?
flashblue REPLIED
Open deploy/contact.php file. You'll see that line of codes:
$toName = "Flash Blue";
$toAddress = "example[at]yourdomain.com";
Replace them with your info.
Hi, I am a beginner to PHP this so my question may seem very simplistic. When I extract the Ajax Contact Form it has a directory structure. How do I include this in my site. I set up the wamp test server on my PC. Do I put the whole Ajax Contact Form directory structure as wamp/www/sitename/Ajax Contact Form? Which files in the Ajax Contact Form need to be changed for my specific site directory structure?
Thank you very much in advance.
flashblue REPLIED
Firstly, change
$toName = "Flash Blue";
$toAddress = "example[at]yourdomain.com";
Then, upload all files in deploy folder. You can read the help file in the item main files.
Does the page that my contact form is on have to go into the deploy folder? I'm not getting the captcha. I put it at the root with the rest of my web pages. It's linked to the contact form css file. Wouldn't that be enough? Or do I need to change some of the paths to get the captcha working?
In fact, maybe the other links aren't working either.
Thank you!
flashblue REPLIED
You need to upload all folders-files except index.html.
Thank you! I figured out my mistake. I did not put the links to the javascript files into my contact form page (which I had coded and designed to go with the website) into the header. Instead of keeping my page at the root, I moved it into the "deploy" folder. I then changed "deploy" to "cform". Then changed my menu links path to link back to the root so the menu worked. Then I changed the path for my page images so they would show up on the page. It was not necessary to do all that, but it's okay. The Captcha works now. My big mistake was not putting the javascript in the header.
This was a real life saver for me and I appreciate your great coding on this form. Works like a dream. Worth every penny.
flashblue REPLIED
Thanks!
Thanks for a great product. I have limited forms experience and zero PHP experience but had almost no trouble getting it to work.
I have attempted to add three fields to the form. The HTML works. I added the fields to the $_POST statements in contact.php. The email works except the new field values do not display even though the field names do. I don't expect you to solve my programming problems but any hint as to what I may have overlooked? Thanks for your product and your time.
flashblue REPLIED
Open js/jquery.ajax-contact-form.js. There's a code starting with:
$.post(action, {
name: $("#name").val(),
email: $("#email").val(),
phone: $("#phone").val(),
subject: $("#subject").val(),
message: $("#message").val(),
verify: $("#verify").val()
},
Put your new field ids there: field_id: $("#field_id").val(),
Then, open contact.php and get the field value (Others are in line 45):
$field_id = $_POST["field_id"];
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No matter!
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Thank you!
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