I've created a form, saved it, uploaded it and all the other files to the same directory as per the instructions (to the dir where the page with the form is) and had confirmed that the server is running PHP 5.3 (or above) plus PHP extensions and cURL. But nothing is visible - tried it three times in case I'm missing something - still not visible.

Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

Hiya David,

Do you have a link to your form please?

Yes - but just gone through everything again and now I get this error message:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /home/virtual-web/www.electricairwaves.com/public/EA subs form/fbapp/php/config.inc.php on line 21


it's this test page, which I've stripped out in case it was clashing with anything:

http://www.electricairwaves.com/bare_page.html

Hiya David,

Let's start with a couple obvious things and see if that helps. First thing is that you should never make your file names with spaces or caps in them. The spaces mess up the browsers when they try to read the file names and can cause some issues. The caps is just a standard so that you don't accidentally name a file one way and put the code in a page another way since the web treats caps and lower case as 2 totally different files.

Second you have a style setup within the <div> set the form is in which may be complicating things as the iframe that the form is in already has all the setups for it it needs. Remove that code, remove the spaces from the file name (load the form, do a save as and save it without spaces, use dashes - as the best resort for depicting space between words).

This means that your server does not meet the minimum server requirements. Most likely, your server is using an older version of PHP. You must have PHP 5.2 or higher installed. Contact your server administrator and ask them to update to the most recent version of PHP.

You can read more about minimum server requirements here.