theamazingfartface

Wow, you are fast. I think changing it to a class would be a good solution. I’ll toy around with it some more next week. Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it.

Have a great weekend!

Same question here. Without directly uploading to Dropbox it renders the plugin obsolete for me.

Thanks germiphene. I’ll give that a shot if I use this form in some future project, but to be honest; it took me less time to just create my own form. That might be different though if everything works with this plugin since most of my time spent on the forms was lost in trying to figure out the bugs in this plugin.

Decided to just create my own forms since I don’t think an answer or solution will appear any time soon and I need something working this week. Thanks for the response though, it’s appreciated.

Having the same issue on my local server as well as my online server. Even when I make a form with only an upload field, the file will not be attached to the email. Can’t recall having had this problem in previous versions.

Using Contact Form to DB Extension I can see that the file is being sent to the server though (both local and online).

I’ve seen people with the problem that they can’t upload, but not that an uploaded file isn’t attached to the email. Perhaps I should just revert to a previous version.

@gsimonet

Ahhh, that’s good news! I am glad it helped you out, didn’t really expect anyone to notice my incoherent ramblings. But, your feedback is highly appreciated, and more important,… it’s a serious ego-boost for me ??

Thank you!

@mcarretero

Hiya! I tried your code and it didn’t work for me, but I think we might not have had the same issue. Still good that you posted your message though, it will surely help someone out. Thanks.

I’m quite new to WordPress and I am not quite sure if I “fully” understand your problem, and I do realize that this topic is half a year old,.. but I ran into a similar problem with 2.8.1 today.

Tried to do the automatic update which forwarded me to a screen in which I had to put the server address and valid (ftp) user credentials. Being simple, as I am, I put in the server address and my ftp user credentials. Awesome as life is,.. it didn’t work and the response was that the plugin directory couldn’t be found. Google actions brought me no solutions or usable answers.

Then both my braincells started working overtime and I tried to put in the address of the remote server, thinking as if I were the server. The address then would have to be “127.0.0.1” instead of the URL of the website. This did work for me. Might not work for you,.. might not even haver been your problem,.. but I have been a happy person ever since I solved this and life makes sense to me again.

Oh,.. and if for some seriously illogical reason the machine address of the server/computer is not “127.0.0.1”, you might wanna try “localhost”. This solution might also solve (did for me) the issues I’ve seen countless people having with trying to install themes.

If you had this same problem, and if this was a solution for you as well, you might wanna have a look in the upload directory (/wp-content/uploads). I managed to fill it up with my numerous attempts to install/upload new themes. You might want to empty it out a bit.

I hope you or anyone else finds this information useful.