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TOPIC: Where is the "thank you" rendered from PHP?

Where is the "thank you" rendered from PHP? 14 years 2 weeks ago #10413

Hi,

I'm trying to implement jQuery into a form, so that it doesn't need to refresh. I've managed to make it work, but right now the jQuery ignores form validation... Therefore I need to place the javascript code just below the condition that tells RSForm the form has been successfully validated.

Something like that:

if (validation fails) {
show error message
} else {
render javascript and do the ajax magic!
} endif;

Then the following will happen (the contact form is in a "div"):
- User fills in the form and, if it validates, the jQuery comes in, unveils a hidden "div" with the thank you message and, after a few seconds delay, the whole contact form disappears. All that without a page refresh... :cheer:

Would appreciate if someone knows in which file/line the success condition is...
Last Edit: 14 years 2 weeks ago by dreamyguy. Reason: wrong spelling...
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Re:Where is the "thank you" rendered from PHP? 13 years 11 months ago #10514

Hullo folks,

I'm still waiting for some user feedback... What is the variable that is behind the message: "The form has been submitted successfully. Thank you!"?

How could I replace it with a div?

Cheers!
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Re:Where is the "thank you" rendered from PHP? 11 years 11 months ago #17753

I know this post is pretty old, but i might as well tell ppl where it is since i got here....
So it's on line 63 in the [JOOMLA-ROOT]/languages/en-GB/en-GB.com_rsform.ini
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