Hey! I was just about to start banging my head against the wall because of the same problem, when I found the answer.
You can also check it here: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/167557
What you need to do is go to the folder where you have cforms installed: /wpcontent/plugins/cforms
There you have to open cforms.js and change line 6 from this:
var sajax_uri = ‘/wp-content/plugins/cforms/lib_ajax.php’;
into this:
var sajax_uri = ‘http://yourwebsiteadsress.com/wp-content/plugins/cforms/lib_ajax.php’;
You just have to add the address of your site so that the plugin knows where to open the lib_ajax.php file.
Did it help? A stupid problem actually which could have been solved much better. But hey – open source is not an ideal world.
A stupid problem actually which could have been solved much better. But hey – open source is not an ideal world.
how? what’s your better solution?
var sajax_uri = '/wp-content/plugins/cforms/lib_ajax.php';
*usually* works *as is* and doesn’t need the FQDN.
open source is not an ideal world
..but a “cheap” one.
Well, open source is not an ideal world because every plugin has its own logics you have to figure out. And this address thing could have been corrected automatically by the plugin itself (on another server it did, actually).
I am not a web developer but a web designer, so I don’t get happy if I have to correct stuff somewhere deep in the system files. WordPress is still much better than for instance Joomla, but I guess you have to take time to figure things out when you’re doing a project.
i have the exact same problem, and i followed you direction and added the full URL of the lib_ajax.php file, it’s still showing me that message. any ideas?
