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this will be fixed properly in v11.6, out soon. among other jQuery related incompatibilities.

you can use the success message feature to create an elaborate and embellished feedback message showing all input etc.

see the cforms help page re: the use of {custom variables} etc.

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you can either copy it to the styling dir or into your custom cforms folder (see cforms help page on CSS/styling)

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you need to turn on db tracking so cforms can associate a unique ID
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A URL always helps.
My guess: you changed the field name to something else than Your Name, you should use {something-else} accordingly.

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try to enable link-love again and see if that makes a difference, or turn off Ajax.

that link points to ebay…

URL(s) would be great to see the error.
Does it work when ajax is turned off?

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A URL would be helpful.

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ok, thanks. so i think this topic is then resolved.

the same error (redeclare..) ?
do you have a non standard WP setup (wp-content / plugin folders) ?

do you possibly still have an old (corrupt) cforms_settings entry in wp_options?

did you deactivate and reactivate the plugin?

Found the solution, which goes into the next release.

Quick fix:

Edit cforms.php and replace this line [close to the top line~57]
register_activation_hook( __FILE__, 'cforms_activate' );
with this:
register_activation_hook( basename(__FILE__), 'cforms_activate' );

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Still odd. I can’t see the connection between the ‘db_version’ record and the err displayed.
My wp_options show:
db_version = 9872

and it works just fine. To my knowledge, the err is a result of the cforms.php file being loaded twice, hence the ‘redeclare’ err.

EDIT: what’s your PHP MEM setting?

do you have another copy/version of cforms in your plugins folder?
I can’t think of a reason why WP would try to load cforms.php twice and thus cause the redeclare conflict…

this is the first time I’m hearing about this, and then two times in a row…jeez.

not sure why this comes up, these are the orig lines, can you confirm?:

register_activation_hook( __FILE__, 'cforms_activate' );
function cforms_activate() {
	cforms_init();
	require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib_activate.php');
}

@upekshapriya

did you also manipulate the cforms setting in SQL? If so, not a good idea, this will very likely break cforms.

cforms can adjust (the vital settings) to new hosts simply by deactivating and reactivating.