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gnypcc
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 Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 7:09 pm Post subject: Form will not accept Capital Letters in URL |
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| I cannot get my form to work because the URL it is coming from is http://www.gnypcc.org/eventCalendar.html, but this site does not seem to accept capital letters ("C" in Calendar) and therefore will not recognize it. I keep trying to change the "c" to a Cap, but it won't take. Short of updating every link on my site, how can I make this work? Thanks. |
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mycontac
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| Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 2:54 pm Post subject: Reply |
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Our software stores all URLs in lower case within our databases, but this will not affect the functionality of your forms. So long as the specific letters are the same, they will work.
Sincerely,
Nick Ladd
myContactForm.com |
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lunagitana
Joined: 02 Dec 2007
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| Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 11:30 pm Post subject: I have changed .com/Contact.html but it still wont work. |
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The C on Contact wont stay capitiized therefore will not enable me to save the changes to change the error message !!. I see this message has been posted but never explained other then it wont matter..
Web site www.thehealthgallery.com/Contact.html
Help !
What am I doing wrong ? |
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mycontac
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| Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 11:57 am Post subject: Reply |
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Please read the previous reply. The case of the letter does not matter so long as it is the same letter.
The problem on your site is that it appears that you have pasted your code into a frame or iframe. You need to make sure that the referring URL is whatever the name of the actual html file the code resides in.
In your case, it appears to be:
thehealthgallery.com//contact_files/widget1_markup.html
Sincerely,
Nick Ladd
myContactForm.com |
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cleargumweb
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| Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2008 11:48 pm Post subject: Re: Reply |
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| mycontac wrote: |
Please read the previous reply. The case of the letter does not matter so long as it is the same letter.
The problem on your site is that it appears that you have pasted your code into a frame or iframe. You need to make sure that the referring URL is whatever the name of the actual html file the code resides in.
In your case, it appears to be:
thehealthgallery.com//contact_files/widget1_markup.html
Sincerely,
Nick Ladd
myContactForm.com |
Sorry, I do not entirely understand.
This is where the form is
http://www.mtevelyngardencentre.com.au/V03/HTML/contactus/contactus.html
and it follows with a message saying I need to copy the code exactly.
Regards,
Brad Smith  |
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mycontac
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| Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 7:03 pm Post subject: Reply |
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I get an Error 404 when I try to view your form.
Nick Ladd
myContactForm.com |
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larsbranden
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| Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2010 6:53 pm Post subject: Upper case lower case issue and what I learned |
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I have read the threads about capital letters in the URL and that it is stored in your internal database in lower case and that it will not matter. ....
However, after testing that hypothesis by doing it myself I came to the conclusion that it does matter.
When pasted into the browser directly this works:
http://www.swedishartconnection.com/www.swedishartconnection.com/Feedback.html
...and this does NOT:
http://www.swedishartconnection.com/www.swedishartconnection.com/feedback.html
I would say that it does matter if you have upper or lower case in your database and I for one am blocked now. I want to use your form but cannot since you convert a capital F to a lower case f.
Please advice..
Best regaerds,
Lars |
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