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Jojo is an SEO-friendly, fast, and extensible PHP-based CMS
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contact module not work #10

Closed ossplus closed 12 years ago

ossplus commented 12 years ago

dear sir, the contact module not work after :b7686dd36475d2c25c5359d41c0f79d6b9f6ff2d " hopefully the last remaining bit of updated code to go up onto svn, a…" i juse smtp to send mail for website. after use this version or later, will not send any mail. and in the admin/contactlog page and eventlog page, have no log. thanks.

ossplus commented 12 years ago

use older version, email send success. so i think is this commit's issue

Hambrook commented 12 years ago

I can't replicate this issue myself... I just tested this on a website that uses SMTP to send via Google Apps and it worked fine with the latest commit (e6e7c4a0759d68c82e6efeb71061d235f64a7d6e).

If you update and continue to have the issue, try turning DEBUG on in your config.php file in your webroot. This will enable PHP errors to show and could hint at the issue.

Hambrook commented 12 years ago

Did you get it working?

ossplus commented 12 years ago

I added "name="submit" " to line 74 of contact.tpl (it was removed since b7686dd36475d2c25c5359d41c0f79d6b9f6ff2d ) ,it works now.

but the eventlog still have some issue, same with te log in jojo forum"/topics/538/smtp-email-sending/"

Jojo is very useful. But a hoped function it sill hasn't . : set two default template. one for normal use ,one for mobile user,such as visitor from iphone or android. will we have this feature? thanks very much.

Hambrook commented 12 years ago

Do you have Javascript disabled? The forms submit via ajax now thanks to some awesome updates from Tom and Antony. It should fallback to the old method though and that might reply in the code you had to add back in. I'll test tonight.

We've thought about mobile templates in the past, there's a few threads on the forums. I think a coupe of people have implemented this on some sites but I think it was very custom. Most people are using responsive CSS instead. It's easier, more common, and results in better usability.

Hambrook commented 12 years ago

WwwDo you have Javascript disabled? The forms submit via ajax now thanks to some awesome updates from Tom and Antony. It should fallback to the old method though and that might reply in the code you had to add back in. I'll test tonight.

We've thought about mobile templates in the past, there's a few threads on the forums. I think a coupe of people have implemented this on some sites but I think it was very custom.

Most people are using responsive CSS3 instead. It's easier, more robust and more user friendly.

ossplus commented 12 years ago

i have js enabled. for all browser.:IE9 and firefox 14 beta