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I am running CMSMS 1.0.6 and FormBuilder .2.4.  I have a couple of issues I can't seem to resolve.

1). On one form I am using a 'Validate via email' field.  It works great except that once the user validates the submission via email and then the admin approves the form via the FormBrowser 'administer' area another please validate email is sent out the email address in the 'Validate via email' field.  This isn't a show stopper, but quite annoying.

2). User keep getting debug messages (see below) even though I have select the turn off debug check box.

DEBUG: LoadResponse 15
DEBUG: LoadResponse 20

3). This is not a problem but a how-to question.  I would like to allow the users to sort the results of the FormBrowser list.  How difficult would this be to do (I am not a PHP coder)?

Anyone have any idea about these two issues?

Anyone have any idea why I keep getting these debug errors on my live page?

badhoy wrote: Anyone have any idea why I keep getting these debug errors on my live page?

Search in classes/Form.class.php:

  echo "DEBUG: LoadResponse $response_id";

and comment the row:

#echo "DEBUG: LoadResponse $response_id";

Alby

That didn't seem to work Alby.

I commented out that row in modules/FormBuilder/Classes/Form.Class.php.

badhoy wrote: That didn't seem to work Alby.

I commented out that row in modules/FormBuilder/Classes/Form.Class.php.

Very strange:

bash-2.04# grep -r "DEBUG: LoadResponse" *
classes/Form.class.php:#    echo "DEBUG: LoadResponse $response_id";

Check again and clean cache.

Alby

Version 0.3 has just been released. It should fix the debug message problem.

I hadn't seen the "validation email" issue. I closed out all the bug reports, but didn't read the forums. Sorry about that.

I'll see if I can track that down.

Thanks,
___Samuel___

alby wrote:

badhoy wrote: Anyone have any idea why I keep getting these debug errors on my live page?

Search in classes/Form.class.php:

  echo "DEBUG: LoadResponse $response_id";

and comment the row:

#echo "DEBUG: LoadResponse $response_id";

Alby

It works fine, but take care, for me it's not # but // to comment the row
Thanks Alby !