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  • Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    Hi ghulst,

    Please send the .mo & .po files for the dutch translation to me callan.milne[at]integratedweb.com.au.

    I will get it working properley and make sure it is in the next release. I will also acknowledge your contribution in the plugin 🙂

    Thanks

    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    This is fixed in v2.0.3.

    Peace

    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    Hi Nargus,

    What browser/operating system are you using?

    Cheers

    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    Hi, is this still a problem with v2.0?

    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    Hi Derrick,

    The field is there because it was planned for v2.0, I didn’t manage to finish off this feature though and looks like I forgot to remove the field type from the v2.0 release.

    Sorry, this should be coming real soon!

    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    If you install WP Mail SMTP and configure a new mail box at your web host, you can use the new mail box authentication to set up SMTP authentication for outgoing emails from your WordPress.

    AJAX Contact works well with WP Mail SMTP and installing it usually fixes any mail authentication based issues with AJAX Contact.

    Hi, I had the same problem when I built a gateway for a customer, the solution might not be the exact solution for you, but it should be a good place to start.

    In my gateway where it checks the gateway response I had the following mistake

    if ( is_array( $result ) && $result['vpc_TxnResponseCode'] == 0 ) {
    
    		//redirect to  transaction page and store in DB as a order with
    		//accepted payment
    
    		$sql = "UPDATE
    
    " . WPSC_TABLE_PURCHASE_LOGS .
    		"SET processed = '2', notes = '" . serialize( $result ) . "'
    		WHERE sessionid = " . $sessionid;
    
    		$wpdb->query( $sql );
    
    		$transact_url = get_option( 'transact_url' );
    
    		unset( $_SESSION['WpscGatewayErrorMessage'] );
    
    		header( "Location: " . $transact_url . $seperator . "sessionid=" . $sessionid );
    
    	}
    	else{
    
    		//redirect back to checkout page with errors
    		$sql = "UPDATE " . WPSC_TABLE_PURCHASE_LOGS .
    		" SET processed = '5', notes  = '" . serialize( $result ) . "'
    		WHERE sessionid = " . $sessionid;
    
    		$wpdb->query( $sql );
                    // Problem is below, there is no 'checkout_url' option, so transact_url is not being set properly
    		$transact_url = get_option( 'checkout_url' );
    		$_SESSION['WpscGatewayErrorMessage'] = __( 'Sorry your transaction did not go through successfully, please try again.' );// . '<br />Gateway Response: ' . getResponseCodeDescription( $result['vpc_TxnResponseCode'] );
    
    		header( "Location: " . $transact_url );
    
    	}

    Notice I was just mistakenly pointing them to a URL that wasn’t defined anywhere, and thus they were ending up back at the home page. Took me a while to figure it out.

    The correct redirect URL code for failed transaction should be;

    $transact_url = get_option( 'transact_url' );

    Not sure how I managed to get it mixed up. You may also want to check in your database that the option ‘transact_url’ has the correct value (should be something like http://www.yoursite.com/store/checkout/).

    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    Hi Jonothing,

    AJAX Contact uses the wp_mail() function to send emails, by default for most WordPress installations, this means it’s just going to use the PHP mail() function. That may amount to slow email processing or emails even being marked as spam on some servers.

    A way around this would be to use the WP Mail SMTP plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/) as this allows you to set SMTP auth and server details for all emails sent by WordPress.

    AJAX Contact is confirmed to work with WP Mail SMTP and I use that combination on all of my WordPress installations (as my server requires SMTP auth).

    Cheers,
    Callan

    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    Hi tfraley,

    I don’t think I fully understand the problem you’re experiencing. Can you describe what you’re trying to do?

    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    Hi Tosho,

    Thanks for the feedback and I apologise I haven’t added in proper support for other character sets. I believe I have a solution to this problem that should make it in to AJAX Contact 1.6.0.

    Cheers.

    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    Hi Nessaia,

    As of version 1.5.0 it is not possible to set a form field (e.g. an Email Address field) to appear as the senders email address, this functionality is expected in 2.0.0.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [AJAX Contact] No Captcha
    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    Hi Perry, captcha is coming in v2.

    Perhaps you could use a little more tact when voicing your dislikes with a plugin that someone has contributed (for free) to this community.

    It would be good if WordPress users would appreciate more often that these plugins are often being built to benefit the wider community, I feel it’s like someone giving you free food to support you and then you complain that the food isn’t 5 star.

    Sorry, just a bit disappointed with the WordPress community over their expectations (and then attitudes) over GNU/GPL extensions.

    Furthermore, I think it’s sad that for those of us who have been in the open source community for 10+ years that looking at how it’s changed, a lot more take now than give. In the old days people would support each other and open source was a beautiful thing, now open source is just abused by people looking to make a quick $ from a whole site based on open source software.

    Give ME a break….cheers.

    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    Hi Penny,

    You must have something in your stylesheet over writing list items to display as inline-block or something like that.

    Try adding this in to your theme stylesheet;

    #iwacontactform ol.iwacontactform li { display: block !important; }

    Plugin Author kounterfeit

    (@kounterfeit)

    Hi Redcoates,

    I apologize if you’ve found my extension difficult to use. Please note once you have created a form or while editing it, you may use the shortcode (see this screenshot) that is provided directly below the ‘Submit button text’ configuration.

    You may place this code in the content area of any page or post to have the form appear there. There is also a widget you may use to place the forms inside widget areas, this can be found in the Appearance > Widgets section.

    I hope this helps you out 🙂

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