is there anything telling that everything installed correctly ... or how could I check what could be wrong?

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Elvar’s picture

The form should validate that the path exist, however it doesn't seem to work. But the path is most likely your problem, hopefully you got it to work anyway. :-)

I will have a look at this issue, thank you.

bavarian’s picture

The source path that I use, seems to be correct ... it provides the name of the JS-file and the location where it resides. Don't think there's anything wrong with that path ...

sites/all/libraries/mailcheck/jquery.mailcheck.min.js

But no .. not working.

Thought there could be a problem to use it together with a module called "Friendly Register" so i turned off that "Friendly Register" and tested but no luck. Problem remains. No mail check magic on my end ...

Elvar’s picture

I just installed a clean installation of Drupal, and then Mailcheck, with latest version of mailcheck.js, but i can't reproduce your issue.

You got "Mailcheck on register form" checked right? Also what other modules do you have installed?

bavarian’s picture

Yes, "Mailcheck on register form" IS checked !

I have many, many other modules installed and activated ... maybe that's there where the problem is !

Elvar’s picture

Might be a module that interferes with the register form, so that mailcheck_load.js can't find the form.

Can you confirm that the mailcheck js is loaded? Would be good to know tho, which module is conflicting. :-)

bavarian’s picture

problem solved ....

i played around with the path and found out that it is not sufficient to just enter the path starting from the Drupal-site root ... and make it

/sites/all/libraries/mailcheck/jquery.mailcheck.min.js

NO !

when I changed the path into ....

/deepest/level/of/my/webhosting/folder/structure/DRUPALsite/sites/all/libraries/mailcheck/jquery.mailcheck.min.js

THEN magic appears and mailcheck works fine !

Elvar’s picture

Thank you bavarian, i will fix this asap.

Anonymous’s picture

@bavarian

Can you post the contents of your base_path() function?

this is done by running the command "drush eval 'echo base_path();'" in your terminal inside the drupal site.

bavarian’s picture

@Christoffer

would love to help but I never ever used Drush before and did not even know I do have a "terminal" inside my drupal site ...

dureaghin’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

Fixed for me!

with path: sites/all/libraries/mailcheck/mailcheck.min.js

See magic happen!

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.