I've spent all day re-reading the ABVFP manual and trying all different settings to try to get this form to work! It is my second form and it is on my addon domain. I'm including screen shots of both my 1st ABVFP form settings,(which works!), and my 2nd form that doesn't. I thought that having the first one as an example would get me thru this....but I was wrong!!
I thought I understood that all domains could be handled with the same ABVFP installation. Is that correct??
My 2nd form has more fields, but they are set for just plain text,(no constraints), just like 1st form!
As it stands with the settings shown on the screen shot; when I submit the form,(with all fields filled), it takes me to the ABVFP login page.
Looking at the server files; I see that the "upload" file, (form3up.php), was not created. (Note: I noticed, also, that on the first form; the file comment.php was created instead of comments.php as it is set in the first screen shot???)
I hope someone can see what I'm missing here! I know that the form wizard in BV10 is great! But, I'm not wanting to move over to BV10 just yet!
Thanks for any help you can give me.
1st form settings (main domain)
2nd form settings (addon domain)
I thought I understood that all domains could be handled with the same ABVFP installation. Is that correct??
My 2nd form has more fields, but they are set for just plain text,(no constraints), just like 1st form!
As it stands with the settings shown on the screen shot; when I submit the form,(with all fields filled), it takes me to the ABVFP login page.
Looking at the server files; I see that the "upload" file, (form3up.php), was not created. (Note: I noticed, also, that on the first form; the file comment.php was created instead of comments.php as it is set in the first screen shot???)
I hope someone can see what I'm missing here! I know that the form wizard in BV10 is great! But, I'm not wanting to move over to BV10 just yet!
Thanks for any help you can give me.
1st form settings (main domain)
2nd form settings (addon domain)
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