Hi,
I installed the feedback module in following ways.
Step I:Copy feedback.module to module directory of drupal.
Step II:Enable module using administrator\modules
Step III:Add permissions to modules using administrator\users\configure tab\permissions
Step IV:Configure module using administrator\settings\feedback
My configuration is like this...
Navigation link text:Feedback
Default Email Address:suhail_zone@yahoo.com
Subject Prefix:Feedback_Druapl
Instructions:Enter your message below:
Fields to include on the form:
following files are checked.
- Sender Email Address
- Sender Name
-Message Subject
- Message Body
Miscellaneous Settings:
-Validate Sender's Email Address
- Log all Send attempts
When I tried using module in my Drupal site,after populating the feedback form with proper values and clicking the Send Message button,it is generating following error.
Not Found
The requested URL /drupal/feedback/send was not found on this server.
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Apache/1.3.22 Server at ps0857.persistent.co.in Port 80
FYI,Here I am attaching the image explaining the error I am getting.
Please suggest where I am going wrong.It is urgent.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| error.bmp | 616.52 KB | Anonymous (not verified) |
Comments
Comment #1
kbahey commentedThis is not a feedback module issue, but rather a configuration issue with your site.
Check the following:
1. Is Drupal installed into /drupal?
2. Which version of feedback are you using? If you are using 4.5.0, then use the cvs version.
3. Are you using clean URLs? If not, then you need the cvs version for sure.
Comment #2
thesaint_02 commentedYou could remedy the situation by writing replacing line 230 like this:
$output .= theme("box", $title, $message . form($form, "post", url("feedback/send")));
This way, the user doesn't have to rely on clean urls.
Comment #3
kbahey commentedActually, upgrading to the CVS version solves this issue.
There is no path in that version at all, and hence it works either way.
Comment #4
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