I have recently installed Freeform 2.5.9. Everything has gone smoothly with no errors. I have created a form, and a template.
When i submit a form, i receive a notification email with the entered information, however no entries appear in the database.
What am i doing wrong?
Just for good measure, download Freeform 2.6.0 from solspace.com. On both 2.5.9 and 2.6.0 I was not able to reproduce the bug you are experiencing. But try upgrading and see what happens.
I cannot seem to duplicate that same problem you’re encountering.
Perhaps try de-installing the Module, delete the files from your server, and start over?
As for EE 1.6.1 Core, I’m running into a couple hiccups…
I started off with the Core version 1.52, then upgraded to the Full version 1.6.0, then upgraded again to 1.6.1.
I’ve verified that all the necessary files are there, and have uninstalled freeform, and reinstalled, and still entries do not show up.
On a different site i’m working on, i installed EE 1.6.1 Core, and then installed freeform, and i have no problems. Entries post, and i receive emails.
Is there any way i can try to debug this, and find out at which point it stops working?
Oh crap, i feel so stupid! i figured it out on my end.
I had a subject field that i was using, and i didn’t realize that it wasn’t a default field.
So once i enabled PHP/MySQL error messages i saw that is wasn’t allowing anything to be written to the database since “subject” wasn’t a valid field.
However, the emails still went through, and the {subject} tag still worked properly in the emails, which is why i couldn’t figure out the problem.
Just a question for clarification: If I attempt to include a field that is not yet defined in the freeform module, is it supposed to alert me whenever i use the form?
Sorry for the confusion, and thanks again for the help!
Haha, good to hear you figured it out… I can finally get some sleep now :D
How dare you think that one of our modules could be flawed?! haha, j/k :D
Well currently, no Freeform will not alert you if the field does not exist…. however, it would definately be a good feature to have… I’ll make a note of this