Answered SPForm on Cloud

Even though I have the domain, www.domain, and cloud domains set as Allowed Referrers, SPForm displays the Unallowed Referrer error.

What should I do in order to troubleshoot this usually reliable Snippet?

I would try creating a snippet with this code:


and putting a tag for it on a page. That should give you the actual referer, which you can put in the SPForm property.

BTW, if you navigate to the email form by typing in the URL rather than clicking on a link to it, that value will be empty.

EDITED:I see what you're saying now. The referrer I got this time was the referrer in the Property. I removed the Cloud URLs. It seems to work now.
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I created a Snippet and placed it on a page and Viewed it.

I got: http://domainname.com/manager/index.php?a=30&id=19

Not what I was expecting, LOL! I logged out and copied the URL to a different browser and got a blank.
[ed. note: ultrasef last edited this post 11 years, 3 months ago.]

Sorry, I forgot to mention that SPForm parses out the domain.com part, so that's what you want in the property.

It works, then it doesn't work. Cache cleared: then it works. Can't clear cache from the Mgr Clear Cache function, so I did it manually. So far it appears to be working. I dislike that I have to remember to test it every other hour.

And just now it blanked on me. It went to the contact (not response) url and blanked.

What re the alternative contact forms for SPForm? I need a form because not everyone wants to use their email app.

Try adding &warnAll=`1` in the SPForm snippet tag. That should give you a message rather than a blank screen. The intermittent white screen usually means that some spam-proofing property needs to be changed.

It's still sporadic. WHen I tried it after that "warnAll" is worked, but that might've been because of the Cloud cache.

I tried it just now with my usual speed and got this message upon Submit:
You took too much or too little time filling the form.

Ouch! SO which was it! ;-)

If you were testing, probably too little. Usually, only bots will fill a form that fast.

Try this in the snippet tag:

I think there's a property to adjust the times, but I can't remember offhand what it is. If you don't want to turn the timer off, let me know and I'll check.

Getting a little bit weirder: browsing through the Package Manager just now it showed that SPForm was downloadable. So I downloaded it, knowing full well that I already had it downloaded.

Makes me think: Vaporized sites have issues.

UPDATE: I refreshed the Elements Tree, then opened the SPForm snippet. The default properties I had edited were toast. This tells me that Vaporized sites might have property set issues, even the default ones. Is it a file/permissions issue? Or database issue? I'd place my bets on it being a file ... no, a data... oh heck. [ed. note: ultrasef last edited this post 11 years, 3 months ago.]