kolucciy

As of jQuery 1.4, if the JSON file contains a syntax error, the request will usually fail silently. So, just fix this function: ajax_json_echo (line 162 to 187) from mm-forms.php to make the plugin compatible with the latest version of jQuery.

To do so, just enclose all the generated JSON properties in double-quotes.

Example:

Replace:
echo '{mailSent: 0, message: "' . js_escape($this->message('mail_data_saved')) . '", into: "#' . $unit_tag . '", captcha: ' . $captcha . ' }';

With:
echo '{"mailSent": 0, "message": "' . js_escape($this->message('mail_data_saved')) . '", "into": "#' . $unit_tag . '", "captcha": ' . $captcha . ' }';

Hope it helps 😉

I found out what was the problem. There is a field client_browser which has type VARCHAR with up to 200 chars limit. In my case $_SERVER[‘HTTP_USER_AGENT’] was more then 200 chars and it was causing problems. I’ve just increased the limit for this field and it solved my problem, now data is saving correctly in all browsers.

Try this out:

foreach ($result as $a) {

    //wp_delete_post ($a->post_id);

    $my_post = array();
    $my_post['ID'] = $a->post_id;
    $my_post['post_status'] = 'draft';

    // Update the post into the database
    wp_update_post( $my_post );
}