1. #1 by Sue Lawson - July 6th, 2010 at 05:00

    Thank you for telling us about Allforms and the tutorial which I have just followed to successfully create my first form and embed it in Facebook. I've only used it on a test page so fat, about to go live on the library's page now...

    Also wanted to add that there is a nifty feature which allows you to send a thank you email to people who submit the form. We've used this to add some extra info about our promotion.

    Sue

  2. #2 by Ken Hood - July 26th, 2010 at 11:52

    Just was playing with the "full" forms (previously was using Allforms' Form Processor). Found that when I tried to turn off anti-spam (CAPTCHA) it still showed up. I opened a chat session w/tech support, and they spent 20 minutes diagnosing. They found a glitch on their side, and are fixing it. Essentially, they were automatically requiring captcha every time a form was submitted from a FB Page, in order to prevent FB ID phishing. Now they are working to allow through "legit" FB Page submissions without captcha required. This is for PAID customers only.

    Support at Allforms is *excellent* and they are worth the small annual fee for full functionality.


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