zemerica

Hi – probably a bit late for y’all, but for the sake of posterity,

I just hard-coded this in by adding the line:

mail(“youremail@address.com”,”e-mail subject line”,”$name at $email has asked to be added to the Mailing List.\n\nThis is an automatically generated message.”);

right after the line:

$wpdb->query(“insert into “.$wpdb->prefix.”sml (sml_name, sml_email) values (‘”.$wpdb->escape($name).”‘, ‘”.$wpdb->escape($email).”‘)”);

near the end of the sml.php page – it should be within the if statement brackets.

I have been struggling for this for the past few days… thanks to gabemortoncook for direction… with IIS I also had to do the 404-redirect.php solution he links to, but his solution did not work for me because my site is currently, temporarily, under site.com/wordpress/… or, previous to 404-redirect permalink solution, site.com/wordpress/index.php/… so I had to rewrite it a bit to make it work for me… in case it might help someone in a similar circumstance, here was my fix:
in contact-form-7/includes/classes.php,
I replaced
$url = wpcf7_get_request_uri();
with

$rest = substr(wpcf7_get_request_uri(),10);
$url = '/wordpress/index.php'.$rest.'/';

where “10” is the number of letters in wordpress, plus 1 for the forward slash…
if your site is under site.com/blog/ for instance, you would replace the 10 with 5 to subtract that portion of the string, and “/wordpress/” would then be “/blog/”
I’m no code-master by any stretch of the imagination, so I wouldn’t be shocked if there’s a mistake here… but it works for me, in Opera, Firefox, and Internet Explorer, and I hope it helps someone avoid the lengthy troubleshooting process I just went through…