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circey wrote:
I have already tried uploading the WFB files to the client's server which is running PHP 5.1, so this is apparently not meeting the PHP 5.3 requirements of WFB.

Hence my need to host the form elsewhere. I had tried to host the form on my own server, but once the form was submitted, the form disappeared and I was left with a blank modal/colorbox window.

I then tried using S-Drive, but am unable to edit the CSS and HTML to use the custom fonts. In addition, I'm using a Mac and there is no DirectFTP available for Mac.

Really, my preferred solution here would be to use my own hosting, but as I have stated above, once the form is submitted I'm left with a blank modal/colorbox window. Do you have any suggestions to fix this?

I'm wondering also about this:

However, I've found this in utilities.inc.php:
// load PHP4 compatibility functions (from the PEAR::PHP_Compat package) if needed
// 5.1 might not have the json extension installed!
if( strcmp( PHP_VERSION, '5.2' ) < 0 ) {
include 'fbapp/inc/php4compat.inc.php';
}
So, shouldn't the form be working anyway?


Many thanks.

You must have PHP 5.3, so if you are on 5.1 it will not work. S-Drive would be your only option there.
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Okay, fine. So then how do I upload my edited CSS files to S-Drive without DirectFTP?
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circey wrote:
Okay, fine. So then how do I upload my edited CSS files to S-Drive without DirectFTP?

That you cannot do. You have to use Direct or Free FTP to upload to S-Drive.
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I've installed Free FTP on a Windows machine but am unable to access the http://mysubdomain.coffeecup.com/forms/ … er-signup/ folder.

How do upload the edited CSS files?!
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circey wrote:
I've installed Free FTP on a Windows machine but am unable to access the http://mysubdomain.coffeecup.com/forms/ … er-signup/ folder.

How do upload the edited CSS files?!

You do not upload to the forms folder. You place it in the sites folder. The forms folder is a hidden and protected folder.
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Okay, I'm completely confused here. So you're suggesting that I instead do File - Export - Manual Server setup and then upload all the files to S-Drive?
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circey wrote:
Okay, I'm completely confused here. So you're suggesting that I instead do File - Export - Manual Server setup and then upload all the files to S-Drive?

No. Manual Server Setup is for your own server. If you are using S-Drive you use Automated Form Processing. The difference between the two is the PHP files. You do not get the PHP files on Automated Form Processing.
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