By fkdsfodsf on

Drupal.org has a really cool contact us page. If you are logged in it fills in your user information in the form.

http://drupal.org/contact

Anyone know what module this is?

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kbahey commented

Drupal uses this contact module.

The feedback module also fills in the user info if they are signed in.

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roadup commented

Hi there,

I'm trying both of these modules this evening. The feedback module works just fine. However, the Contact Module you referenced is not functioning.

I downloaded the latest version from CVS (1.18.) Simply uploading and enabling the module produced a PHP error. I noticed it used a new "contact" db table so I retrieved the table info from the database.mysql file in CVS and created it. Clicking the proper settings link, though, produces only a blank page.

I'm using Drupal 4.6.1. and have tried searching for solutions through site search and Google to no avail. I'm sure there's something I still need to setup. Any thoughts on what I'm missing?

Thanks!

Jim
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toemaz’s picture

toemaz commented

Hi Jim,

The contact module is embedded in the core of 4.6 already. Just enable the 'contact' module under admin >> modules
You don't need to get it from CVS.

good luck

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roadup commented

Ahhh...fair enough. When I uploaded the file from CVS I assumed there was a ton of extra funtionality as the filesize seemed to be significantly larger. Heh, no laughing, please...I'm not much of a coder. :-)

Anyway, thanks for the heads up!

Jim
RoadUP.com

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David Lesieur commented

There are new features, indeed, in the CVS version, as explained in http://drupal.org/node/21210. But not surprisingly, the CVS version does not seem compatible with current release of Drupal.

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vincent commented

You are looking for the Feedback Module and not the Contact module.

Cheers!

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sepeck commented

Huh? Drupal.org itself uses the features and functionality found in the contact module for 4.7 series of Drupal. The list referenced here is pretty much up to date.

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rewted commented

I've enabled the contact module... but do not see it under the admin/settings menu. Where do I set the subjects, recipient list, etc..?

William Mead’s picture

William Mead commented

am I missing something stupid?

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sepeck commented

Read here: http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/contact

The contact module in 4.6 is only for contacting registered users on their site. It does not have provisions for a site wide contact form.

The next version will add that feature but the next versoin is not ready for release or anywhere near stable.

For other valuable version information you can see this article in the handbook as well. http://drupal.org/node/27362

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