Hi Mad,
Nice idea, that form in a FancyBox overlay! 🙂
I tested submitting the form in the overlay and it seems to work… At least: after first submitting it without any fields filled, it came back with the message which fields I should fill before re-submitting and after I filled those, submitting the form resulted in a ‘Your message was sent successfully. Thanks.’ message… I had to scroll down for it but it does seem to be working correctly. But as you say, without javascript effects on submit/validation.
So I tried submitting straight from http://stg.qontext.com/next-steps/inquire/inquire-form/ and noticed the js effects are not working there either. So it seems to be unrelated to the FancyBox frame.
Comparing the sources of http://stg.qontext.com/next-steps/inquire/inquire-form/ and http://stg.qontext.com/next-steps/inquire/ I see the first one (stand-alone form page) is missing it’s footer.php which results in missing contact form 7 javascript:
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://stg.qontext.com/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/jquery.form.js?ver=2.52'></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://stg.qontext.com/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/scripts.js?ver=2.4.3'></script>
So either include foother.php or include a wp_footer(); PHP call or place at least this code in the header (and don’t forget to close the source with </body></html>)
damn. ur a genius. i should have caught that. i’m tweeting about you right now. thanks!!
Hi Guys,
I seem to be having a similar problem, I have a conflict between Ajax Event Calendar and Easy FancyBox. When both plugins are enable, the frontend display for the calendar and the widget lose functionality and the calendar month view is gone.
Here is the comment thread with the author of Ajax Event Calendar, who was unable to find a solution.
A link to the site is here.
No other issues have been found, contact form seems ok as well.
