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submit form problem

New Here ,
Aug 04, 2008 Aug 04, 2008
I have various sites with the exactly same forms in use some sites work and others do not..

Check out these two examples
Press the submit button without inserting any data..

www.cibtac.jp/contact.cfm
http://www.meso500.jp/customer_formE.cfm

The correct action is the cibtac site and the incorrect action is the meso site opens a blank page (response) This page should not be opened unless all fiedls are input..

Cant work out why this is happening as the form is exactly the same..

THanks

CF8

PS should add that am getting errors in submit is undefined
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Advocate ,
Aug 04, 2008 Aug 04, 2008
Hi,

I am getting a timeout error while trying to access your page!...
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New Here ,
Aug 04, 2008 Aug 04, 2008
No timeout error for me comes up within a second or two...

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Advocate ,
Aug 04, 2008 Aug 04, 2008
Hi,

I am sorry it might be due to slow connectivity prevails here.

Btw when I tried,

www.cibtac.jp/contact.cfm and clicked the submit button without filling up the form. Some validation alert pop-up's were appeared (in Japanese language). And it prevented the form from submission.

Where as when I tried the second site,
http://www.meso500.jp/customer_formE.cfm the form got submitted eventhough I left all the fields unfilled and it seems there is no validation in place.

But the Javascript error console showed two errors like,

_CF_submit_status is not defined
_CF_checkcontactForm is not defined

which might be the reasons for this, so please make sure you got the CFIDE/scripts directory in your server and it has been mapped correctly.

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LEGEND ,
Aug 04, 2008 Aug 04, 2008

Ok let me ask one other thing

I have a single server setup with CF8.
Have numerous sites setup as VHosts.

So does the CFIDE directory must be in each site directory or just the
default that was nominated upon setup of CF?

THanks

On Tue, 5 Aug 2008 04:55:35 +0000 (UTC), "Daverms"
<webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>
> I am sorry it might be due to slow connectivity prevails here.
>
> Btw when I tried,
>
> www.cibtac.jp/contact.cfm and clicked the submit button without filling up the
>form. Some validation alert pop-up's were appeared (in Japanese language). And
>it prevented the form from submission.
>
> Where as when I tried the second site,
> http://www.meso500.jp/customer_formE.cfm the form got submitted eventhough I
>left all the fields unfilled and it seems there is no validation in place.
>
> But the Javascript error console showed two errors like,
>
> _CF_submit_status is not defined
> _CF_checkcontactForm is not defined
>
> which might be the reasons for this, so please make sure you got the
>CFIDE/scripts directory in your server and it has been mapped correctly.
>
>
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Advocate ,
Aug 04, 2008 Aug 04, 2008
Hi Matt,

No need to have it in each setup.. A perfect mapping of that directory would be sufficient though.
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LEGEND ,
Aug 04, 2008 Aug 04, 2008

Ok last one I promise..

The existing mapping is as follows:
logical path: /CFIDE
directory path: E:\htdocs\Nathess1\CFIDE

Then in apache the doc root is E:\htdocs\

So to me this looks like a correct mapping..
So if this is correct then the probelm appear not to be what we
thought..right?

thanks


On Tue, 5 Aug 2008 06:11:36 +0000 (UTC), "Daverms"
<webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote:

>Hi Matt,
>
>No need to have it in each setup.. A perfect mapping of that directory would be sufficient though.
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Advocate ,
Aug 05, 2008 Aug 05, 2008
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Hi Matt,

A good guide (which explains about a CF-Apache setup that is very much similar to your situation) is available
here

HTH
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