AJAX Contact Form plugin for WordPress (alpha)
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I’ve been hacking away on a few AJAX projects recently, and have gotten ajaxContact to a point where I’d appreciate other people’s testing. Read more about it here.
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- 07.03.06 / 5am
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Rupert-
Looks good from the initial installation on my blog (also running Hemingway). It is at:
http://www.thinkdreams.com/blog/contact-thinkdreams/
I did note that when sending an email, my receiving end gets actually two emails. One has the host name of my hosted server, and one is the correctly configured recipient. My only guess is that it’s taking the “Your Name” field in the options. When I added my last name, it sent three emails out. One each to:
firstname@host.com
lastname@host.com
yournamefield@thinkdreams.com
Other than that, so far, it’s OK.
Thanks for the feedback.
That’s… really odd! I’ll look into it.
Anyone else experienced this?
I see what you mean. The mails addressed to me are also addresses to myname@myhostingserver.com. I’ll sort this out.
cool. one other thing i’ve noticed as i’ve been going along is that the ajaxcontact is inserting header information (i.e. javascript includes, css includes) in all the templates of my blog, including the index.php, etc.
Not that it’s a big deal, but is the the intention?
Yeah, I’ve noticed that too… I’ll sort this out ASAP, get a beta version out soonish.
Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks, it’s an impressive plug-in..
But..;
1) Why there were no Subject field?
2) No message show up when I skips a required field, it send directly without any notified .
3) Some problem with IE 7 beta 2??∂ (css)** it show big space between header and field boxes.
I’m sorry.. My English is bad.. I hope you understand me.
Thanks again
1) I decided not to add one. A Subject is appended when the mail is sent; it is set by the plugin user.
2) That’s a known issue; didn’t make it into the alpha release.
3) I’m on a mac… and IE7 is beta, so that one may take awhile (unless others would care to contribute) ;)