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bramwolf's post in Selectfield values from Form to Page fields randomly refusing to save was marked as the answer
The select fields I was using on the page seemed to want to use a single non-spacing term of word as a identiefier object,
and the second as value. I only inserted one value per line, with breaks, and those were the ones that did not work.
I solved this by changing the fields on my page to text fields which contain the value supplied by the select field from the
form. And I think I could have doen it by inserting the value after for example: 1:=Value One.
Hope this might help somebody one day
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bramwolf's post in Contact form stopped sending! :( :\ was marked as the answer
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After extensive chat with One.com support I found out that outgoing e-mail from adreses other than the domains
will be blocked after about 20 e-mails. So when sending from a adres within the domain resulted in direct delivery..
I want to cry... Is there anywhere I can get a refund for those 4 hours of my life?
Thanks for your help though..
Bram Wolf
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bramwolf's post in Not working $session variables was marked as the answer
YES!
I fixed it On the course-page, where I set the cookie, and the session variable in the first case, I linked to the subscription
page where in turn I wanted to call the cookie. I figured out that on pretty much all the pages within the site Chrome
kept the cookie alive, except for the subscription page. I saw al links inside my site ended with a slash, checked
the code and saw that the link I made didn't end with the slash.
Also, very weird but I didn't add a domain to the cookie creation, and the course page created a www.domain.com instance
while the subscribe page seemed to be looking for a .domain.com instance, adding a domain to the cookie fixed this as well.
I added it and now chrome keeps the cookie alive
Pretty weird that this make so much difference, and that Firefox and Safari don't take the trailing slash into account