The form uses AJAX and am not sure if that will work due to cross domain issues and AJAX maybe if you embed the form via an iFrame

Will test it and let you know

You mean you want to put the login fields on the same page as the form?

Yes, the login fields to the csv admin page in the header section.

copy the login index.php file html and make sure the link to the login form is the right path remember the login has sessions so your entire page has to start with the php session on top

Sorry about that

I guess there is no real fix for it then.

Can you forward me some of the spam mail you are receiving why are your emails going to spam? We are communicating mail to mail and emails are going to spam – that is weird. And also the email you are receiving the span on – just share it as well?

Do you have their PHP implementation i can test?

There is no SMS integration in the form but you can integrate it with available APIs such as TextMagic they have a good php API that is easy to integrate

Please note that it will cost you to use their SMS API integration to send SMS

You can use something like this below inside smartmessage.php

<p>
    <a href="tel:'.$telephone.'">
        <span>Telephone:</span> '.$telephone.'
    </a>
</p>

Please notice that $telephone is your variable for the telephone field and its included twice in that code both surrounded by single quotes and dots

Hello Genetiik

You can use either of these two credentials

Username: elflaire

Password: smart-forms

OR

Username: Envato

Password: codecanyon.net

Check the documentation on how to setup yours

You did not specify which microsoft client you are facing this issue is it Outlook? Most issues like these are usually related to your server so you may have to observe your server activity

Here is a list of possible causes

1 – You’re sending spam

2 – Your IP, or a block of IPs surrounding your IP has been marked as a spam source on one or more blackhole lists

3 – The content of the email is triggering spam filters

4 – The recipient has added you to their blacklist

5 – The recipient didn’t add you to their whitelist

6 – You’re sending a mixed source mail (“setFrom: xyz@example.com”, but sending it from “someotherdomain.net”)

7 – SPF records for your server are misconfigured/not configured at all

8 – Domain keys are misconfigured/not configured at all

Possible solutions – inside smartmessage.php file

1 – Add reply to address

$mail->AddReplyTo( "mailer@blah.com");

2 – Add setFrom address – usually an email address related to your domain

$mail->setFrom("mailer@blah.com");

3 – Check your email headers for the email you received as spam

Thanx

That is PHP – PHP goes into the smartmessage file see the example review form inside the AJAX PHP folder you will find how all the instructions fit together

My apologies… bobby.r.bowden@gmail.com

The instructions are clear and in which file they should go its pretty straight forward you don’t need to pay to get this to work

I Solve It thanks

Thanks

Thank you for the kind words. I included a practical example of this in the PHP templates / with email selected department for it to work

1 – HTML

In the HTML include your select with the list of options to choose with corresponding values for example consider the select below

    <select name="department" id="department">
        <option value="">Email to department</option>
        <option value="HR">Human Resource</option>
        <option value="PR">Public Relations</option>
    </select>

2 – PHP

In PHP you will have to write your code giving each SELECT OPTION above a corresponding EMAIL value in an ARRAY – But you will have also to set a default email address just in case NO OPTION is selected that is in case your SELECT is optional (optional in this sense you dont force people to select values via validation)

Inside settings.php set the default email like this

$receiver_email = "example@domain.com";

Inside the smartprocess.php file

1 – Capture the option values

$department = strip_tags(trim($_POST["department"]));

2 – Set the email array with corresponding option values

    $receiver_email_array = array( 
        'HR' => 'hr@example.com',
        'PR' => 'pr@example.com'
    );

3 – the set that array to equal the default email value you set so that in case one selects an option the default email also changes from the general to the one set in the select options array.. ($receiver_email)

    if (isset($receiver_email_array[$_POST['department']])) {
       $receiver_email = $receiver_email_array[$_POST['department']];
    }

4 – Set the receiver email

$mail->addAddress($receiver_email, $receiver_name);

All these steps are included in that template of email-selected-department

I’ve run a search for “AJAX” in all the folders that I downloaded for this form and no folders or files are showing up in the search for the name AJAX.

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Got it to work. I had to download everything again and I looked at the “Review” sample. It showed where to place the script as well as an additional line to place the array into the CSV file.

I’ve actually read one of your oldest replies and I’ve got it fixed. But now I have another issue… How can I possibly validate cloned fields? I’ve checked the comments and I didn’t find anything.

Basically I have let’s say two fields (first name and last name) and I would like the first name to be validated. If I add any number of rows, only the first pair gets validated, the rest of them just remain like this

Cheers, Andy

Hi Andy am working on a fix for cloned elements with validation will notify you once its done

Yes i will

Hello sir, Has there been an update on this feature?

Hello sir, i am just following up on this feature. Also, a suggestion… It will be good if you design a donation form with an intergration to stripe or paypal… Thanks

Really eager and patient to get this script

Hello Isaakov, this is not a WordPress plugin