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1. Henrietta sagt:

   27. September 2009 um 20:14

   Five stars = fantastic!

   I tried transpose email first and unless you are an expert the level of installation information is pitiful.

   This makes a cute simple widget. Thank you!

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2. Stefan sagt:

   27. September 2009 um 22:29

   Moinsen,

   sexy plugin!!!! Dankeschön!

   Gibt es eine Möglichkeit die lang-file zu bearbeiten, ich bräuchte Deutsch- SIE!

   Dankeschön!

   English:
   Thanks for this great plugin.

   Is it possible to alter the lang -file I would need a polite german “Sie” instead of “Du”

   Cheers,

   Stefan

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   • Tom sagt:

     28. September 2009 um 08:17

     Hallo Stefan, du kannst die *.po Dateien bearbeiten und sie dann neu zu einer *.mo Datei “kompilieren”. Entweder offline mit “poedit” oder direkt im Blog mit dem Plugin Codestyling Localization. Damit kannst du auch ganz einfach neue Sprachen hinzufügen.

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3. dorjee sagt:

   29. September 2009 um 13:12

   Hi,

   Very great plugin! It works on a French hosting server (FREE) which is famous for its limitations in sending emails with PHP function. Great!

   Now I would like to say something about a problem of spam. When you click backward in the browser the form is displayed again with all the fields filled and you have just to click again to send the same message. So, a silly spammer (they are all) can make a programme which makes backward+click submit button repetitively and send thousand of emails automatically.

   I tried to include this code:

   $_POST['tcf_sender'] = '';
   $_POST['tcf_email'] = '';
   $_POST['tcf_subject'] = '';
   $_POST['tcf_msg'] = '';

   after $result = $this->o['msg_ok'];
   but this has NO effect when one clicks on the backward button of the browser. Is it possible to empty all the fields surely just after the sending-submission of the form? (you understand that the captcha field is unusefull if you can send and re-send and re-send with only two clicks). Thank you.

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   • Tom sagt:

     29. September 2009 um 13:36

     Hello dorjee,
     the $_POST variable will unset after successfully send the mail. Perhaps i can check the mail content and not send it twice.
     Thanks for the clue.

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     • dorjee sagt:

       29. September 2009 um 18:20

       Hi Tom,

       thanks for the quick answer.

       I believed too that “the $_POST variable will unset after successfully send the mail” but it seems that this is does not works when the user makes a backward in his browser.

       If the second part of your answer is a method you suggest, maybe this could work, but is it not a little heavy-coding? Is it not possible to have a PHP action on the browser to delete the last history and oblige a refreshing of the page? Or at least changing the captcha formula… (of course i am not a PHP specialist)

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       • dorjee sagt:

         29. September 2009 um 18:41

         Actually the idea is that when a test gives a history-1 all the fields are deleted.

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         • Tom sagt:

           29. September 2009 um 19:32

           The history is stored in your browser. There is no way to change this per php. Maybe i can blur the fields per javascript on every page load of the page with contactform. I will think about.

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4. dorjee sagt:

   29. September 2009 um 19:28

   I add this:

   <form action="" method="post" autocomplete="off">

   “autocomplete” on “off” is an interesting parameter which disallows the browser function to keep in cache the content of form fields (I found it in my bank website). So the user has to retype all text fields. Which is a first step. But unfortunately this is not a fix to the history-1 issue…

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   • dorjee sagt:

     29. September 2009 um 23:40

     Well, I made some trying and error:

     // ok
     $_POST['tcf_sender'] = '';
     $_POST['tcf_email'] = '';
     $_POST['tcf_subject'] = '';
     $_POST['tcf_msg'] = '';
     echo '<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;URL=http://okpage.php">';
     		}
     		else
     			// error
     echo '<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;URL=http://errorpage.php">';

     It works in firefox and chrome, but not in ie where teh fields are always filled after backward!

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5. dorjee sagt:

   1. Oktober 2009 um 08:36

   Hi,

   other problem, in Firefox the hidden fields are displayed as more or less thin lines (not in IE or Chrome).

   The solution is to add an ID for hidden type fields in the tiny-contact-form.php file (end of the file). For example: id=”hfield1″ and id=”hfield2″.

   Then add this above in the CSS setting:

   /* hidden fields */
   #hfield1 { visibility:hidden; display:none; }
   #hfield2 { visibility:hidden; display:none; }

   I tried a .contactform hidden…, but it does not works.

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   • Tom sagt:

     1. Oktober 2009 um 08:47

     The “Hide CSS” already added in my plugin version! And it works in Firefox which is my favorite browser.
     .tcf_input {display:none !important; visibility:hidden !important;}
     Also the fields have IDs tcf_name and tcf_sendit!

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8. Sean Sloan sagt:

   11. November 2009 um 19:43

   Is there a simple way to add another field, say for phone #? That would be very useful to me. In fact I would send an immediate contribution if you could provide me with code to plug in. Thanks, Sean

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   • Tom sagt:

     12. November 2009 um 08:37

     A way? Yes. Simply?
     You have to add the field to the form and to the send function.
     For form see lines 84/85. Copy, paste and rename this subject field.
     To show it in the email, see line 133. Same procedure.

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9. Richard LeBoon sagt:

   18. November 2009 um 07:30

   I like the Plugin.

   But I am having a problem with trying to have the – Name tab moved below the main tab Contact.

   Check out our website to see the issue – http://www.GotJesus.tv

   Thanks,
   Richard

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   • Tom sagt:

     18. November 2009 um 08:03

     Your plugin is not TCF.

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