[slavallee]

Thanks, I’ll try to get a test page up soon.

[slavallee]

I’m finding that since the production site now has an SSL cert, certain things are breaking (My development site was not under SSL). For example, I’ve had to edit absolute links to resources by removing the ‘http:’ at the beginning of links. Also, I found that some of my jQuery scripts weren’t working until I removed the ‘$(document).ready(function(){‘ surrounding the code. Could one of these or something like this be affecting the form function?

Thanks.

[slavallee]

Mine is also not WordPress, I’m using the PHP version.

[slavallee]

I just realized that the notification emails are going through to the recepient even though that Ajax error message comes up. Not sure what the best course of action is, but I’m thinking I might just be able to eliminate that message altogether, and put in a success message. I’m looking at plugins.js, but I’m not 100% on how to make that happen. Thanks.

[slavallee]

Well, I just noticed that the email back to the sender actually did go through when I press ‘Test’ or ‘Send’. However, the defined recipients did not receive the email.

[slavallee]

Great, that solves this problem….thanks so much!

[slavallee]

OK, I did this. It looks like the validator is working correctly now, but when I try to send to more than one address (I tried two), I get the error as shown in the screenshot I’m attaching.

Thanks.

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I put that in process.php, but I believe the email validator will need to be altered as well before entries can be processed. How do we go about doing that?

[slavallee]

Great, thanks. I might need to allow for sending to multiple addresses. If the user filled out the form using addresses separated by commas in the recipient email input, would this work to send to all the addresses?

[slavallee]

Also, pressing the ‘test’ button again seems to do nothing.

Thanks.

[slavallee]

Thanks, that does work to keep the fields filled out. However, once tested, I’d like to just be able to press the send button and have the message send as normal. Right now, after I press ‘test’, the loading graphic remains visible next to the buttons, and I’m unable to then ‘send’ the form. Pressing the ‘send’ button seems to do nothing.

Thanks.

[slavallee]

Great, thank you. Something else I’d like to do is make it so the fields do not clear when the ‘test’ button is pressed. Is there a quick fix for that?

[slavallee]

Sorry to bombard you, but I’d also like to add a feature where the sender can ‘test’ the email before sending it to the intended recipient. So, there might be two buttons at the bottom of the email….one to test (only send it to themselves) and another to actually send it out. Is there a place in process.php where I can specify actions based on which button is pressed?

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So, upon looking through the Quform files, it looks like I can edit emails/autoreply.php to create the email template….correct? Also, I could use emails/notification.php to send the identical email back to the salesperson, negating the bcc requirement I noted earlier…..yes?

Thanks.

[slavallee]

Yes, thank you….my form got a bit unwieldy and I left that out. Good to have that info for the future.

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