I am using v1.2.5.
I made the changes you suggested to scformproc.php for the $foo variable to no avail. I'm guessing it has to be in my actual page if the original page loads up with no problem. This is getting really frustrating. Ugggghhhhhh!!!!
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I installed SCForm 1.2.5 at my webserver.The Merg wrote:I am using v1.2.5.
I made the changes you suggested to scformproc.php for the $foo variable to no avail. I'm guessing it has to be in my actual page if the original page loads up with no problem. This is getting really frustrating. Ugggghhhhhh!!!!
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I set CAPTCHA verification = true.
Then I filled in the scform.php
Result:
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Take Me BackInstead I installed it without any changes to the original files.
Maybe you should try to make a new fresh install??
Yeah, I just went ahead and recopied the PHP code from scform.php into a brand new template. Of course, when I ran the new page, it worked fine. Now I just have to modify the layout a little bit. Hopefully, that won't screw anything up. The working page is at http://www.themerg.net/contact2.php.
If you submit the form, it'll bomb as it is still using an old thank-you page that also had the parse error. I'll have to try to recreate that one too.
Thanks for the help.
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BTW, should I leave that $$foo variable alone?
If you submit the form, it'll bomb as it is still using an old thank-you page that also had the parse error. I'll have to try to recreate that one too.
Thanks for the help.
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BTW, should I leave that $$foo variable alone?
Those are variable variables.The Merg wrote: BTW, should I leave that $$foo variable alone?
http://www.php.net/language.variables.variable