DCoda

Hello,
I have on the local side much more plugins active, then on the internet site - therefor I do not thing that the plugins are the problem.
I feel more that the difference of version of php and MySQL my be the reason, or?

I don’t think it could be a Mysql thing as al it doesn;t access MySql directly, only though WordPess Calls.
The plugin was Written under php 4.3 and tested on PHP 5.
The safari problem will be looked into, I looks like none of the styling is working under safari.

safari i have not tested, i am using Opera - there it is not working.

My mistake I did mean Opera I just Had safari on the mind. I has been tested and works on IE, Firefox and Safari.

g’day. This just doesn’t work for me. I paste the code into the page, and it simply displays, it doesn’t get interpreted. I’ve pasted it in WYSIWYG mode, HTML mode, using Safari (3.1.1.) and Firefox (3 RC2)

WP version is 2.5.1
ContactMe versions is 1.2.1

Here’s a link to the page not working
http://www.chowit.com/idyl/contact/

thanks

This is not working for me. It just displays the code. No conversion to a form is happening. Yes, the plugin is activated.

Here’s a link: http://www.chowit.com/idyl/testing/

WP version is 2.5.1
ContactMe version is. 1.2.1

thanks

Its just recently become apparent that there is a conflict with WP_Contact, another contact plugin. Do you have this enabled?

If you could try it with all you plugins disabled to see if it s a conflict.

I am having the same problem as Chris Howard, I had another contact form that stopped working since I upgraded my WP and didn’t realise until I went to try this contact form. I removed the other one, and this one still didn’t work. I also disabled all the plugins and tried just this plugin and it still didnt work.

Here is my form http://she-says.com/?page_id=32
WP vers 2.5.1
ContactMe vers. 1.2.1

There have been a few people who’s contact form have stopped working when they upgraded WordPress, and when they tried this one it didn’t work either. So far no body has been able to give me a clue as to what could be the cause.
It does sound like something went wrong with the upgrade, the only thing I can advise is you reinstall. Actually I would strongly advise this as it could be affecting other things too.

Hello,
after upgrading your plugin I got the following error message:
Fatal error: Cannot loadClass(’wp)’ in /www/htdocs/w007a136/blog/wp-content/plugins/wp-contactme/library/classes/base.php on line 132

Hello,
I have the same message as Christian Gnoth.
Fatal error: Cannot loadClass(’wp)’ in /homepages/4/d140735112/htdocs/ledl/wp-content/plugins/wp-contactme/library/classes/base.php on line 132
Please help !

Can I ask, What version did you upgrade from?
There seems to be a problem with the current class loader on some systems.
It is being looked into.

Hello,
I have the same message as Christian Gnoth and Mathieu Lécrivain
Fatal error: Cannot loadClass(’wp)’ in /homepages/4/d140735112/htdocs/ledl/wp-content/plugins/wp-contactme/library/classes/base.php on line 132
Please help !

@Asterope: It would seem that there is a problem loading some of the library classes on some operating systems.
We are working with a user who is experiencing a the same problem on another plug-in to solve the problem, as this is one that we cannot seem to recreate it here.
If you would like to help solve the problem , let us know an we will know and we will create a development version for this plug-in to test a solution and help diagnose the problem.

Hello!
I’ve activated the “Contact_Me” and got this fatall error

Fatal error: Class wp_contactme_html_1215843600_dc_html_1_1_0: Cannot inherit from undefined class dc_base_2_4_0 in MyWebsitePath/wp-content/plugins/wp-contactme/library/classes/base.php(139) : eval()’d code on line 2

How to fix it? Because I don’t have an access to the Dashboard anymore?

If you delete the contact plugin from plugins directory, this will disable the plugin.
I’m not sure what could cause the error, I’ll look into it.

What’s news in 1.4.0 ?

@titi: There are no real plans to add to the functionality of the plugin as such.
One new feature intheworks is to add an options screen to aid with the creation of the PHP and BBCode inserts making it easier to configure.
Also at some later datea possible merger with other form plugins such as WP_Survey and WP_Submition, allowing all features to be used across the whole plug-in. Making one big customisable form collection plug-in.
Are there any new features you wish to see?

?? But 1.4.0 is already out on wordpress.org, so that’s the reason I ask what the news in this version? lol

@titi: My mistake, I Updated a lot of plugins that day and fogor to update the documentation for this plugin.

There was no new functionality in version 1.4.0.
All plugins where recoded to use the same shared library meaning all and fixes to one plugin would be applied to others.
There were a few minor tweaks to get it looking goot in 2.6

Thank you for the quick answer The 1.4.0 doesn’t work on my blog, or it beugs… I have just installed and put the embed code in a page, and the form. is totally freak.
example.html in “pages” folder, contains just this code :

<p>Enter Your Name</p>
<p><input name=’yourname’></p>

Plus, I tried to translate the .po files with Poedit, but the language doesn’t change on the blog. I saved as wp_contactme-fr_FR.po / wp_contactme-fr_FR.mo

@titi: The template attribute is optional, it was supplied as an example of all possible attributes. The example.oho is and example of how to make your own template.
If you remove the attribute it will use the default template.
I take it you have set the language for the blog?
I’ll look into the language problem.

mhh, I think it’s bugged a lot :s When I put my template in pages folder, and set template =”mytemp” in the embed code, it doesn’t work, it says to me “Set the template”.
So, I tried to put it in classes/contact/templates, and it works !! But it works in half part… By examples, the changes I made in captcha.html.php doesn’t work.
I would to change this file beacause the colors don’t appear.

<div class=’cbox’ style=”background-color:@@bgcolor0@@”></div>
Maybe the “;” is missing?

I have also in each folder deleteme.txt, what is it for?

thanks for help

And for the translation, my blog is set in FRENCH.

@titi:
The “set template” message means you have selected to use a template but have not supplied a forms.html file in you template directory.
make sure you have a forms.html file in pages/mytemp
if you are using a linux based server this will be case sensitive.

As for modifying files in classes this is unsupported.

The deleteme.txt files there are there because empty files are not created in zip files. They were added to allow the directory structure to be maintained. They are safe to delete if you wish.

I have form.html.php is not good?

I’ve just copy/paste the files from default, and modify then…

form.html.php should work as well.

If you set the template to example did this work?

It is not necessary to copy the files from default. If a particular template file is not found it will use the one in default instead.

If I set to example it works, but not well, the form.html is almost empty.
If i don’t set a template, then it use the default, it’s better but the forms looks ugly.

Anyway, i’ll stay with the 1.0.2 french version. available here : http://www.cnimp.net/wp-contactme-fr
It works, but not the latest version… :/

@tifi: If you take the example as a stating point and work from there.

If the form looks ugly either you don’t like the original design , or there is something in you selected theme that causes the form not to display as I would expect. Try adjusting the style to see what you get.

btw. I’m currently working on the next release, and depending on my ‘real’ work load it will be available soon.
I will make sure that the localisation is a priority.

I am trying to get your WP_ContactMe to work correctly. I first wanted it to appear in the footer, but with the human response, it was too big, so I created a separate “contact us” page. However, whether I used the php or the BB code, all I got was either a blank or the code itself. I never got the form itself.

I then tried adding it to the sidebar using the widget function. It does show up there, but I cannot customize it. For instance, I cannot get rid of the “check if you want to include your address” when using a widget, and I cannot change the subject line of the email - instead of “From HWLF website,” it only shows the name of the page. I edited the template.html.php to try to use “From HWLF website” for all submissions, but it does not work.

So:
(1) I’d really like to have a separate contact page. How can I make that work, given that adding the php or BB code does not work?
(2) If that can’t work, how can I edit the widget settings to modify the subject line and get rid of the “send myself a copy” checkbox?

Thanks. The “blank” contact page is at:

http://www.katya.info/wordpress/?p=68

The sidebar that I tried to modfiy but couldn’t is on that page, as well as every other.

@susan - When I visit the “blank” contact page it see a contact form in mode the main page and the side bar?

Aloha–

Ok, I guess it took a little bit for the website to connect to the changes I made, but while there’s something on the main page now, but there’s no place on the main page for a message - it’s only name, email, website, subject, and then it goes into the human response.

I’m going to remove the sidebar conact (because I don’t need two) and I’ll see if the message box appears on the main page.

Thanks for looking.

@Susan- I take it you copied the example exactly. This was only meant as an exaple. If you remove the template =”example” it will use the default contact for which is what you want.
in fact it is best if you just start with
[contactme]

Ok, I deactivated the widget so that there’s no contact info in the sidebar, and I removed the “contact” info from the first page and created its own contact page, which can be found at:
http://www.katya.info/wordpress/?page_id=73
However, it still is lacking the place where a user would add a message (which was present when I used the widget). Is the “message” box only available when this plug-in was used as a widget and not through BB?

@susan- did you remove the template like i suggested, it looks like it is still using the example template, not the default template.

Thanks; I think our posts crossed. I deleted the “example” and now everything works. Thanks for this tool!

I gave you a great rating at wordpress.org

@susan- thank you. The next incarnation of the plugin will have an options screen to help with the setting of the attributes. This should make configuring it a little easier.

I will sit tight for the next version then, because this looks quite useful. I just can’t seem to wrap my head around how you have your folder hierarchies structured…they’re not matching the instructions above so I am just totally lost in regards to making this work on a page.

Will keep checking back!

@michelle-
Hi,I’m not sure what you in that they don’t match. The instructions refer to the pages folder. All other folders should be left alone. Just place you own files in a subfolder of pages and name them as above and this will give you your own template.

I’m to have empty pages? That doesn’t make sense though. If that’s the case, why do the instructions reference so much other stuff?

I dunno, maybe this works better as a widget, which isn’t an option I’m using on my site…

I just downloaded your contact form and followed the instruction. I would like to have the contact page in its own page and not installed in the sidebar. Could you kindly tell me how to do it? I would like to use your template and not modify it. I just want the contact page to be separate within my wordpress blog.

Thanks

I used the BBCode in my page and got the contact form to work. Now, I have to figure out how to customize it.

Thank you

How do you configure the contact form to receive incoming emails from senders? I tested it and only receive what I sent to myself as a copy with the same emails for both to and from.

@Anna:
by default the email is sent to the email address in the profile of the post author.
you can override this with the email attribute in the bbcode.