Eric

Googaby – are you saying that you’d like to have a blog on your site, but maintain your existing look and feel (branding)?

You have a lot of options, here are a few:
1) install WordPress in /blog and configure as necessary. Modify the default theme (or create a new one) to match your site “branding”

2) switch to using WordPress to power your entire site and create or modify a theme that fits your needs.

3) use an iframe (as mentioned above) to load WordPress and modify the default theme as you desire. You could easily strip out a lot of the header/footer stuff in a WordPress theme – just to get the content.

I’m using 2.6.3 and uncommented the button in quicktags.js. However, the button is still not showing up.

I see the input for it in the ed_toolbar div, but it is not showing up in the actually wysiwyg editor.

Any ideas?

Anyone?

Same issue here…haven’t tried to fix it, perhaps an update will make it work?

amstel – the solution to this issue all depends on the website it is being used on. See if this post helps you any. If not, let me know.

John – thanks for the post. One reason I haven’t added the noConflict() call is because it will cause issues if you have other jQuery code on your site and use the $ to reference it.

One fix could be to add an admin option – but I haven’t decided yet. With so many different possibilities, it’s hard to find a solution to satisfy them all ??

Thanks Otto42.

The filename has been the same all along. I’ll check again tonight to see if the update notification kicks in.

I changed the code to look for .smcf_link in v1.1.1 so it should prevent any issues with previous version.

Well, I think I have this working now. Try out v1.1.1 and see if it works as you desire.

-Eric

ufipman – sounds like an issue with your server, not SMCF. I suggest that you contact your hosting provider.

I’m working on getting a solution for the next release.

Thanks for mentioning that! After I released the update, I realized that I should have made it backward compatible ??

@webminx – if you do not see any errors when you remove the @ from the mail call, you don’t see any errors in your apache(webserver) logs, and you’ve verified that the “to” address is correct, the only other thing I can think of is a server issue.

Anything from php/dns/etc.

In looking at what I posted above, try moving:
$body .= "Website: " . filter($website) . "\n\n";

Above the $body .= "Message: $message"; line, as opposed to below it.

The other thing to try is a simple echo "Website: " . $website; in the sendEmail function. When you submit the form, if you don’t see it output to the screen, it means something is wrong.

If that doesn’t help, let me know and I can just send you the files.

-Eric

UPDATE – just saw your update ?? Glad you got it working!

Try:
<input type='text' id='website' name='website' tabindex='1003' />

You’ll then need to update the smcf_data.php file. Below:
$message = isset($_REQUEST['message']) ? $_REQUEST['message'] : '';

Add:
$website = isset($_REQUEST['website ']) ? $_REQUEST['website '] : '';

Change the sendEmail call to:
sendEmail($name, $email, $message, $website);

Change the sendEmail function to look like:
function sendEmail($name, $email, $message, $website) {

Then, below:
$body .= "Message: $message";

Add:
$body .= "Website: " . filter($website) . "\n\n";

In smcf.css, below:
#contactModalContainer input#email,

Add:
#contactModalContainer input#website,

And adjust the height in:
#contactModalContainer .content {background-color:#333; color:#ddd; height:260px;}

To 280px or whatever fits your needs.

Lastly, in smcf_javascript.php, change:
jQuery('#contactModalContainer #name, #contactModalContainer #email, #contactModalContainer #message').css({

To:
jQuery('#contactModalContainer #name, #contactModalContainer #email, #contactModalContainer #message, #contactModalContainer #website').css({

That should do it ?? If not, let me know.