Comments on: Small Pommo Integration

By: uk

uk — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 01:21:12 +0000

@neaz: Of course. You have to edit an existing wordpress template (eg index.php in your theme folder) or create a new one. There you can print the signup formular for pommo via:

By: neaz

neaz — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 05:50:35 +0000

You said that “You could also call the formular creation directly in a template via spi_print_pommo_form()” I couldn’t figure this out? Where shall I put spi_print_pommo_form() in functions.php or Page.php?????

Will you plz elaborate a bit?

By: George

George — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 17:26:36 +0000

Thanks works great.

.05 download from web site arppears to be empty.

also in .04 frontend-gui.php seems to output a label using the pommo field prompt, and then again the same fiend is output in a span class=”"spi-field-comment” so that you end up with the field prompt appearing twice. This can be overridden in css using display:none.

By: uk

uk — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 14:46:46 +0000

Hmm, it’s not that easy to debug this from here .. please try the following:

in frontend-gui.php line 94:
—-
success: function( result ) {
result = jQuery( \’#alertmsg\’, result ), data = { success: false, message: \’UNKNOWN\’ };
—-

replace with:
—-
success: function( result ) {
alert( “RESULT: “+ result );
result = jQuery( \’#alertmsg\’, result ), data = { success: false, message: \’UNKNOWN\’ };
—-

and then copy & paste the result and mail it to me.

By: Rembert Oldenboom

Rembert Oldenboom — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 21:19:06 +0000

Didn’t manage to tackle the UNKNOWN error. Subscription requests are written to the pommo database and the process.php script is processing everything well. It seems to be a problem with ajax interpreting the results. Tried to go back from Dutch to English in Pommo. Didn’t solve the problem. So I’m a bit lost for now.

By: Rembert Oldenboom

Rembert Oldenboom — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:22:52 +0000

Subscription forms (non ajax) with checkboxes weren’t accepted.
Fix below

Changed frontend-gui.php at line 163:

OLD:
field_id. ‘]” id=”‘. $id_prefix. ‘field’. $field->field_id. ‘” value=”1″ />

NEW:
field_id. ‘]” id=”‘. $id_prefix. ‘field’. $field->field_id. ‘” checked=”checked” />

Still having problems with the ajax version, with UNKNOWN error (pommo installed out of the box, having empty response templates). Trying to solve this one too.

By: uk

uk — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 12:31:29 +0000

The UNKNOWN error is provided if the response of pommo (where this plugin will send the formular data) is unparseable.. Probably you have either not pommo installed correctly or you’ve modified the default response template from pommo.. If so, please look in the attached readme under “The Message from the AJAX Form is always “Error..”…” If not, try to use the non-AJAX formular, maybe you get more errors there.

By: Shibly

Shibly — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 18:34:34 +0000

Something went wrong. (UNKNOWN)
I get this error message. Do i need to define the fields cant I keep it as default. But if i define a field i get the same error

By: Charlie

Charlie — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 12:33:13 +0000

Hi Ulrich

Thank you for your prompt answer, yes they work but the problem was the space between ( < ? ) on beginig of the code insted must be (

this code work

this code not work

in my template…

Thank you for your very good plugin…
Best Regards
Charlie

By: m.a.

m.a. — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 12:19:21 +0000

Cooles Plugin, aber zwei Korrekturen die ich bei mir lokal angebracht habe:

In includes.php, Zeile 92, habe ich den SQL Aufruf geändert in:

$fields = $db->get_results( $s = sprintf( ‘SELECT * FROM `%sfields` ORDER BY `field_ordering` ASC’, $options[ 'spi_table_prefix' ] ), OBJECT );

Damit bleibt die Reihenfolge der Felder erhalten, wie sie in Pommo eingestellt sind.

Und dann in frontend-gui.php, Zeile 151:

‘. $field->field_prompt. ‘

Da ich persönlich es sinnvoller Finde, wenn die Feldbeschreibungen im Labeltag stehen, anstelle der (meist doch recht willkürlichen) Feldnamen. Deswegen habe ich dann auch alle Ausgaben im Stil

‘. $field->field_prompt. ‘

entfernt.