Hi Bob,
I’m using again your SPForm snippet and encounter a problem during tests.
The SPFormProc works correctly, but not after an error was done (no topic, bad email or wrong captcha, a.s.o.), despite the error messages are displayed as expected.
In that case, if the visitor clicks the "Back" button in his browser, correct the mistakes and submits the form again, a blank page is displayed to him.
What happens is that the browser does not redirect to the "Thank you" page and stays on the form processing document.
The "Thank you" page comes only if the visitor makes all right from the beginning.
Do other people encounter this problem ?
I checked that the pages containing the [!SPForm!] and [!SPFormProc!] snippet calls are not cached and that both snippets are called in un-cached mode. All is OK.
Is this a bug ?
Thanks for your answer.
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if (! preg_match("/^[^@\s]+@([-a-z0-9]+\.)+[a-z]{2,}$/i", $recipient, $result)) {echo $spf_lang['bad-recipient']; error_log("Bad email address"); exit;}
$mailAlso="[email protected]"
// check for email injections, logical email address and overlong fields
$spf_regex = "/^[^@\s]+@([-a-z0-9]+\.)+[a-z]{2,}$/i";
$rs = explode(',',$recipient); // handle multiple addresses separated by commas
foreach ($rs as $r) {
if (! preg_match($spf_regex, $r, $result)) {echo $spf_lang['bad-recipient']; error_log("Bad email address"); exit;}
if (strlen($r) > 65) {echo $spf_lang['bad-recipient-length']; error_log("recipient length > 65"); exit;}
}
if (strlen($finalSubject) > 100)