AJAX Contact Form

@ferrowtech

Great to hear Enjoy the script! Please rate it if you get a moment

Jigowatt

Great to hear by all means send us a link to your finished form (themeforest[at]jigowatt.co.uk) we love to see them and might even be planning a ‘best of’ gallery

Jigowatt

@webstormuk

Please see our blog post for how to add / validate checkboxes on the AJAX Contact Form.

Jigowatt

If it was a text box you’d simply pass the $_POST variable through a security check, maybe using PHP stripslashes() or similar just to remove any malicious code then pass it straight into the confirmation e-mail.

Jigowatt

@SilverFirefly

I’m not sure why you’d need a back button? The main feature of this script is that there is no page to go back to? This form submits and animates all within one page without any reloads.

In any case, you’d add a back button like this..

Jigowatt

The script doesn’t do that. It takes me to a success page, and yes it’s the AJAX version. Where am I going wrong?

@SilverFirefly

This would suggest that you’ve uploaded the Javascript files to the wrong location on your server or if you weren’t calling them properly from your website header.

Please check all the files are loading correctly and that you haven’t modified the form in anyway from the package whilst testing.

Failing that, perhaps a jQuery conflict.

Jigowatt

Admittedly we’ve had a few people with Checkbox issues however they have resolved the issues themselves, we’re going to test it out for ourselves.

Whatever we find out (code additions etc..) we’ll write a quick ‘How To’ blog post…. rest assured it’s on our to do lists however we’re super busy at the moment so bare with us!

Jigowatt

@ninesixbing

Looking at that path your trying to integrate this with Wordpress..

jQuery(document).ready(function(){

jQuery(document).ready(function($){

$verify   = $_POST['verify'];

$verify   = $_POST['verify'];
$error   = '';

in contact.php line 10. Hope this solves the issue for you

Jigowatt

@bakalinge

Please see our blog post for how to add / validate checkboxes on the AJAX Contact Form.

Jigowatt

@bakalinge

Please see our blog post for how to add / validate checkboxes on the AJAX Contact Form.

Jigowatt

@Aerendyl

Great to hear you solved your issue Just incase others have similar problems, would you mind posting how did you fixed it?

Jigowatt

@SacredScorpion

This sounds more like an integration problem / conflict than an issue with the script, have you uploaded the package ‘as is’ to a blank folder to test it?

Jigowatt

@SacredScorpion

By renaming your contact page or the handler file your issue should be fixed, you’ll also need to change where for form posts to, for example…

<form method="post" action="your-renamed-handler-file.php" name="contactform" id="contactform">

<form method="post" action="form/contact.php" name="contactform" id="contactform">

Jigowatt

okay I fixed it. The problem was that I had a div ID of “name” which I guess was messing up the form ID of “name”. Thank you so much for this script. It was simple to set up and it works great.

Sorry, I’m new to this website. Could you tell me how to rate products?

@SacredScorpion

Great to hear you got your problem solved

To rate items on CodeCanyon you need to go to your ‘Downloads’ page.. this link should work for you.. Downloads Page

Jigowatt

@lemonwedge

Can you confirm your hosting for us (Linux / Windows, GoDaddy / private etc.. perhaps localhost if your in testing phases?) it’s a strange error we nor anybody so far as we know has come across..

Jigowatt

@mlaporte

That is possible on pretty much any dynamic contact form, including ours. The upload part is just an input field, the behind the scenes work is the modifications you’d have to make to the handler file to process the file however you need it.

By combining a simple upload script and our AJAX Contact Form or the extended version you could pretty easily achieve what you’re after with very little effort / coding

Jigowatt

@runeski

That file is only a styling addition that we removed due to incompatibility with IE8 +

It only made the corners of certain boxes rounded, if you need a similar effect we highly recommend using the webkit rounded corners CSS ..

Jigowatt

@runeski

Glad to hear you got it sorted, just incase you need it.. here’s the webkit CSS we use

To display rounded corners on every side of the box (top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right)

-webkit-border-radius: 5px;
-moz-border-radius: 5px;

Jigowatt

@lemonwegde

I would think switching would solve your issue, with Windows, PHP works slightly differently however it’s not something I’ve worked with enough to properly help you.

Before switching let’s try and fix the issue, I’m sure it’s nothing major.

Line 10, contact.php

$verify   = $_POST['verify'];

$verify   = $_POST['verify'];
$error   = '';

Jigowatt

@robhav

1. Are you sending it from and to yourself?

Many spam filters remove e-mails addressed from the e-mail address they are to, this is an often used spamming trick. Make the messages ‘Not Junk’ and they will then be allowed through to your mailbox. Unfortunately there’s not a lot else we can do on that note, your Junk filter is part of your e-mail client and will just need tweaking.

2. The Array issue isn’t one we’ve come across with the Select dropdown, we’ve had a similar issue with checkboxes which is solved in the Extended version, this fix is due to be included in the next AJAX Contact Form free update.

Jigowatt

@lemonwedge

Great to hear, even worth a tweet .. Jigowatt on Twitter

Jigowatt

@greencode

In bold at the top of the scripts description .. “Need Captcha Verification / Twitter Notification / Multiple Error Messages? Check out our New AJAX Contact Form; Extended”

The Extended version comes with a rewritten handler and includes a simple image Captcha for verification and Twitter notification for those on the move. An alternative would be to add ReCaptcha to the AJAX Contact Form you have, to do this have a look on the ReCaptcha website for installation instructions.

Jigowatt

@xevious

In true Microsoft fashion, it looks to be just an IE8 issue with how it’s handling the field from within jQuery.

<select name="subject" type="text" id="subject">
</select>

<select name="subject" id="subject">
</select>

We’ll also make this amendment in the next AJAX Contact Form update

Jigowatt