Randem Systems

That was it! A form inside another form, but it is still strange on why it works in WampServer but not on the VPS. I changed all the logic to the POST instead of the GET and use the custom action for forms which was not working previously. Thanks for your help!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by Randem Systems.

Hi Threadi,

Thanks for your reply. This is what I mean:

On-Line: On a hosted account (VPS Server)

Local: On the PC using WampServer

The code I showed was the actual output and is pure HTML (View page source). I cannot give a link to it because it is in the admin section and you will not see it. As far as the javascript it does not matter. I have shown the javascript functions below. It does the same even if I make the the javascript functions completely empty, so the javascript has no effect.. The post still goes to the URL line (https://botbanish-test.com/wp-admin/admin.php?BOTBANISH_BLACKWHITE=Domain+Lists&BOTBANISH_POST_CODE=). On WampServer it posts correctly.

function beforeSubmit() {

		var allInputs = document.getElementsByTagName("input");
		var allSelects = document.getElementsByTagName("select");

		for(var k = 0; k < allInputs.length; k++) {

			var name = allInputs[k].name;

			if(!isItemChanged(name))
				allInputs[k].disabled = true;
		}

		for(var k = 0; k < allSelects.length; k++) {

			var name = allSelects[k].name;

			if(!isItemChanged(name))
				allSelects[k].disabled = true;
		}

		var botbanish_postcode = document.getElementById("BOTBANISH_POST_CODE");
		var botbanish_user = document.getElementById("user");
		var botbanish_type = document.getElementById("type");
		var botbanish_area = document.getElementById("area");

		var botbanish_checked = document.getElementById("botbanish_checked");
		var botbanish_unchecked = document.getElementById("botbanish_unchecked");
		var botbanish_original = document.getElementById("botbanish_original");

		botbanish_checked.disabled = false;
		botbanish_checked.value = JSON.stringify(items_checked);
		botbanish_unchecked.disabled = false;
		botbanish_unchecked.value = JSON.stringify(items_unchecked);
		botbanish_original.disabled = false;
		botbanish_original.value = JSON.stringify(items_original_checkbox_state);

		botbanish_postcode.disabled = false;
		botbanish_user.disabled = false;
		botbanish_area.disabled = false;
		botbanish_type.disabled = false;
		return true;
	}

	function addEntry() {

		var botbanish_postcode = document.getElementById("BOTBANISH_POST_CODE"); // Post code
		botbanish_postcode.disabled = false;
		botbanish_postcode.value = 'add';
		beforeSubmit();
		return true;		
	}

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by Randem Systems.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by Randem Systems.

That is extremely vague… 52 programs and you ask what does it look like. That is not the question. If a buffer does not exist one should not try to delete it period… The issue is clearly in the plugin.php file where the buffer is attempting to be deleted without checking first…

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by Randem Systems.

My intentions are to find the best solutions for our customers. Every solution does not work for every customer and we like to know exactly what is out there to help, even if our solution is not what the customer wants. There are MANY different ways to get things accomplished and it would be foolish to think that we have the only and the best way to do this. We work for our customers, our customers do not work for us.

No one product EVER handles everything that is out there, and it would be foolish to believe so. Sometime more than one product may be needed to form a protection solution. We aim to find what is best for the customer, not what is best for us…

BTW: Those hyperlink messages slipped through your system but were caught by our system. This is why more than one option may be needed and it is best for our customers that we find out what that may be.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Randem Systems.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Randem Systems.

In that case I would suggest being able to enter the phrases that one would like to trap in an email and flag it as spam. Any contact form that contains links is most likely spam. No one that I know would contact you and send a link for you to go to… I do it in my software and it would be an great help for others…

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Hi, I already sent a screenshot of the sorted WooCommerce Products listed in the post “Alphabetized WooCommerce Products:”

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