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Form problem?

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Hello people,

 

I have setup some forms on a website - http://www.challengingadvice.co.uk/pages/make-enquiry.html . The forms are working, but from time to time I get an email through with no information. The form structure is as follows: -

 

1: Person enters information into form page - validated through sry/ajax

 

2: User is then directed to a holding page stating that the information is being processed with animated gif wheel - this page contains the php that send the form details to me.

 

3: User is the redirected after 4 seconds to thankyou page.

 

4: User is then rediredted to hompage 4 seconds after the tankyou page.

 

I don't think that it is anyone filling the form out and having problems as when they have gone through testing they all work fine - is this a robot problem from the likes of yahoo and google trawling my pages?

 

Please help,

 

Regards in advance.

Could it be someone submitting your form with entering anything in a box? There are PHP codes to prevent submission when a required field is empty.

 

It's possible that it's a bot but they usually leave a spam message. See Chris.R post 11 here for a way to trap a bot

http://www.webdesignerforum.co.uk/topic/27987-spam-using-a-php-form/page__hl__honeypot__fromsearch__1

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Could it be someone submitting your form with entering anything in a box? There are PHP codes to prevent submission when a required field is empty.

 

It's possible that it's a bot but they usually leave a spam message. See Chris.R post 11 here for a way to trap a bot

http://www.webdesignerforum.co.uk/topic/27987-spam-using-a-php-form/page__hl__honeypot__fromsearch__1

 

Cant be - I have setup the spry / ajax that if no value is enetered the form will not submit and and highlight the required fields - there is also a tool tip next to the field explaining what information has to be placed within?

 

PS - nice snow man!!

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