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I am using eForm for the contact form on the Israeli PHP User Group’s site
http://www.phpusers.org/contact.html. I have been informed that the form "design spreads in to 2 parts on epiphany web browser". Can anyone verify this for me?
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Thank you! This looks quite interesting.
How embarrassing! The form template was full of xhtml errors! (still don’t know it that fixed the Epiphany issue, there’s an hour queue for the service).
yep... the problem is the long queue time
the project needs more people sharing their browsers...
Just tried it in Epiphany 1.4.8 on Mandrake Linux. Looks Ok to me now...
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Thanks, it wasn’t an eForm problem, but the message was a little obscure and it’s hard to track something like that down. Turned out to be a collapsing margin issue. I think... one can never be quite sure about these things.
I have read through all the pages of posts and I have the same questions .... anybody ?
<<Any luck with getting the version 2 into the downloads section?
I really want to start using it but I’m nervous of all the links and hacks on the first post of this thread!
Does the form offer any SMAP protection?... I have two websites that use email forms and SPAMbots have started using them to send SPAM.
What would you recommend I do to stop them?
Does the eForm come with CAPTCHA?>>>>
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It’s very simple. Use the snippet from the first link,
http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,2122.msg34495.html#msg34495, and use the include files from the eFormParse link,
http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,2122.msg35514.html#msg35514, in your assets/snippets/eform folder. It works wonderfully. And it does support "captcha" verification. Read the comments at the beginning of the snippet code.