mayhemchaos Reply #1, 3 months, 4 weeks ago
We launched a site in 2010 in a Windows environment. This is the client's hosting, not ours as we use a LAMP server. We took the steps outlined for optimal MODx experience on IIS. Since then we've had little to no issues with the forms or the site itself.
As of a few weeks ago, 2 of the forms using eForm (1 is not using eForm), now give a 500 Internal Server Error when you submit the form.
I've edited, rearranged, crossed my fingers and toes, prayed but nothing I change about the eform call fixes the issue.
This leads me to think it is the server itself - given that it is a 500 Internal Server Error.
My question to those reading would be how to approach this issue. The client claims no updates/changes have been made to the server. What else should I be looking into if it's not the server itself?
As of a few weeks ago, 2 of the forms using eForm (1 is not using eForm), now give a 500 Internal Server Error when you submit the form.
I've edited, rearranged, crossed my fingers and toes, prayed but nothing I change about the eform call fixes the issue.
This leads me to think it is the server itself - given that it is a 500 Internal Server Error.
My question to those reading would be how to approach this issue. The client claims no updates/changes have been made to the server. What else should I be looking into if it's not the server itself?
