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feebback form

Post by levent »

hi

i've installed the feedback form 0.8 (doesn't work) javascript error..
now im working with feebback form 0.6.1 ... it works.. but i can't edit the
size of the textarea (cols & rows) so that it destroy my design...

i've search in all files for hardcoded sizez.. but i did not find anything..

anyone an idea?
thx
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Re: feebback form

Post by sjg »

Can you tell me what the Javascript error is?

I'll be releasing an updated FeedbackForm one of these days. It sounds like it needs it :(

By default, the feedback form is placed in a table of class "feedbacktable" in FeedbackForm 0.6.x.

So to style inputs, you could add rules to your stylesheet; unfortunately, they can't differentiate multiple inputs, so they will apply to all inputs of a given type.

For example, you could do:

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.feedbacktable input {width:250px;}
Really, though, the better solution is to help me fix 0.8 for you, and then you'll have much better control of the stylesheet.

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Re: feebback form

Post by levent »

sorry i've deleted it.. but it was something like "object not found"...

i hope it helps you..

levent
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Post by basic612 »

We're getting it too. the error is:

Error: document.getElementById(tabs[j].id + "_c") has no properties
Source File: http://myserver.com/admin/themes/defaul ... tandard.js
Line: 52

this is the relevant line:

document.getElementById(tabs[j].id + "_c").style.display = 'none';


using cms made simple 0.10.2 and feedback form 0.8
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Re: feebback form

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Hm. I can't recreate this yet.

Which browser?

I'm successful under Firefox, Safari, and IE 5.2/Mac (yuck).

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Re: feebback form

Post by basic612 »

Firefox 1.0.6 on the mac and PC - also IE on PC I think.... not checked in safari but will do...

Seems like it might have to do with the install in question?

We have gone back to version 0.6 of feedback form for now (the site is for demo purposes only) so I will set up another installation on a different server to verify.
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Re: feebback form

Post by cspin »

Hi,

i also get a JavaScript problem on our install:

Line: 53
Char: 3
Error: Object Required
Code: 0

This is in PC IE v 6.0.2900

It also does not work in FireFox PC.

Basically the FeedbackForm Interface page does not display any editing options, although it appears to be in the source HTML. Myabe it's a CSS thing?

W.
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Re: feebback form

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Just to update everyone on this ...

I've been rewriting FeedbackForms to use the module API better. When I first wrote it, I wasn't as familiar with the API as I am now.

I think that this Javascript problem, for example, will go away when it's all working properly with templates.
This will also cure some of the problems with older versions of PHP and the include path.
I'l be making it XHTML compliant in the CSS-only mode.

I'd like to give an estimate of when it'll be done, but my schedule is kind of crazy right now, so all I can really say is "as soon as I can."

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Re: feedback form

Post by djkirstyjay »

Just installed Feedback form V0.8.

I get this error at the top of the 'modules' page in the admin area :

Warning: vsprintf(): Too few arguments in /home2/shb3_150/canarianmum.com/public_html/content/lib/classes/class.module.inc.php on line 1529


and the form won't send.
I get the following message when I click the 'submit' button on the site :

There has been an error in the form submission
Please try again later.There has been an error in the form submission
Please try again later.

Don't know why it gives me the sentence twice...?


My settings for sending mail are shown in the attached screenshot. (I have changed the mail address in the settings for the screenshot only, I actually used my own.)

The same thing happens no matter what type of form submission method I use.

Thanks,

Kirsty



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