Contact form for revo

Hi! Is it possible to insert a Contact Form that works on Revo??


Thanks

SPForm is very easy to install in Revolution. If you are using the current SVN version, though, SPForm won’t show up in Package Manager because it needs to be re-done for that version. I’m hoping to get on it sometime soon.

Can you tell me how Can I install it??

I’m using the version of ModX Revo installed from web site (not SVN)


Thanks

http://modxcms.com/extras/package/426

Download the package to the MODx site’s core/packages directory.

Go to System | Package Management | Add New Package button

Select "Search locally for packages."

Select the "Install" button next to SPForm.

Publish the Contact and Thank You Resources.

Note that SPForm is designed to be a just simple Contact form so customization of SPForm is very limited.

Quote from: BobRay at Feb 13, 2010, 11:44 AM

Publish the Contact and Thank You Resources.

I show this error

There were problems with your submission.

* This form was accessed from an unauthorized server!(http://localhost:8888/modx_2/index.php?id=26)

This may be through no fault of your own and is probably not immediately correctable.
Please come back and try again later.

By default, the formProcAllowedReferers property is set to `localhost,www.localhost`, which isn’t working for you.

Try adding that parameter to the snippet call something like this:



Be sure to use back-ticks, not single quotes around the parameter value.

Hi!! I’ve tried with

[[!SPForm? &formProcAllowedReferers=`localhost,www.localhost,localhost:8888` ]]

but I show an empty page!!

Can you help me?

Thanks

I think the ’:’ is being interpreted as a PHX modifier and confusing MODx.

Is there any way you can access your site without the :8888?

If not, try going to the SPForm snippet in the Element tree and editing it. Go to the Properties tab, unlock the default properties, find the formProcAllowedReferers property and put the localhost,www.localhost,localhost:8888 there (no quotes or back-ticks). Don’t forget to Save.

I don’t know that SPForm has ever been used with a port specification. Let me know if that works. If not, you may have to hack the SPForm code.

Hi BobRay,

just reading and trying your book. Bery nice will take some time to read through it. Good work, thanks.
I can t get the language set of the SP contact form in dutch (nl)
The manager is set to (nl) so that should work no?

Modx 2.2.2-pl traditional
spform-3.2.0-rc1

Hi franklos. Thanks for buying my book.

Try putting this in the snippet tag, if you haven't already:





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