• Resolved mentorman

    (@mentorman)


    I’ll try to keep this as short as possible whilst giving all pertinent information.

    WP version 2.0.4 set up in a sub-directory named 4Recipes.
    subfolders in 4Recipes are files, wp-admin, wp-content and wp-includes.

    wp-content contains plugins & themes folders

    plugins folder contains adhesive.php, hello.php & wp-db-backup.php plus akismet and tdo-mini-forms folders.

    Checking using ftp shows tdo-mini-forms folder contains all folders and files extracted from the tdo zipfile.

    Trying to view tdomf-form-post.php in web browser via

    http://www.mydomain.com/4Recipes/wp-content/plugins/tdo-mini-forms/tdomf-form-post.php

    results in the following message –

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function: tdomf_log_message() in /home/sites/living-4-life.com/public_html/4Recipes/wp-content/plugins/tdo-mini-forms/tdomf-form-post.php on line 22

    Any suggestions as to possible cause and potential cure very much appreciated.

    regards

    Mentorman

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  • Hi Mentorman,

    You should be calling tdomf-form-post.php directly. This is only called when a form is submitted. To add the form to your website, you must add it to a page (or post) or use a template tag. See the FAQ for details.

    Also, it should be noted, that I’m not supporting 2.0.4 or earlier branches. The latest version of tdo-mini-forms, v0.71 works on 2.2.1 and v0.72 will only work on 2.3+. (v0.7 is a buggered release, ignore).

    Thread Starter mentorman

    (@mentorman)

    Hi the_dead_one,

    Thanks for the response. WP2.0.4 was the version installed using the automatic install on my host server so I’ll try and do a manual upgrade / New Install and see how I go from there.

    In the tdo miniforms installation instructions one of the first things to do was “make sure you can see tdomf-form-post.php and another file in your web browser”. I assumed that by posting the actual location of those files in relation to my particular setup in the browser address bar would produce the required result. I am making a wrong assumption there?

    regards Mentorman

    Ah, I might change the langauge then in the readme. What I meant was that the files can be accessed via a web browser, not’t necessarily seen. If the files are locked away due to permissions for example, TDOMF won’t work. 😐

    The paths/file locations you indicated in the previous posts are correct.

    Thread Starter mentorman

    (@mentorman)

    Hi the_dead_one,

    All sorted thank you. I upgraded to the latest version of WordPress in conjunction with tdo-mini-forms version 0.72.

    Thanks for the prompt response and friendly advice to a WP newbie.

    regards

    Mentorman

    PS This issue is now resolved as far as I am concerned.

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