I have created a form which is rental agreement form using chronoform v5. It needs user to pay the processing fee on submit. I want to use payumoney gateway for that. I have installed payumoney kit, and created the payment method and done the configuration. My query is how to use this payumoney plugin/component on submit event?
Please check the answers I have already given you in the ChronoForms forums here
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Since one month me and my team are working on a project with React as frontend and Strapi as our backend.
We need to do a form that has to automatically send e-mails by using the Strapi e-mails plugin.
However, we're still beginners with those technologies, and we aren't able to implement this kind of functionnality.
Is anyone familiar with Strapi and also this plugin ?
We don't find a lot of tutorials and documentation about it on the web.
Thank your for paying attention.
you can follow instructions of this guide - https://strapi.io/documentation/3.0.0-beta.x/guides/send-email.html#introduction
You can create a custom route/controller to manage your contact form.
Here is an example - https://strapi.io/documentation/3.0.0-beta.x/concepts/controllers.html#example
Make sure to create a POST route.
Then in your controller, get your form data with ctx.request.body
I have React app and generated zoho form but this form isn't configurable, for example, I cannot validate it with react, after submit all pages reloads and redirected to the zoho thank you page(no ajax calls). Also, I cannot add some custom logic to it. I didn't find examples in the internet of sending info to zoho through some api. Is it possible in react apps?
I checked this api docs page but didn't find any examples https://www.zoho.com/crm/help/api/v2/#api-reference
Simply, the answer is no. You can not validate Zoho Generate Form with react as the form is originally hosted on Zoho Server and you can just embed it in your application using iframe. Even the javascript embedding option is creating an iframe.
The link you referenced is for Zoho CRM API and is not related to Zoho Forms.
I am using reactjs & mvc web api 2 to build my website. and I want to add captcha in my UI form.
Is there any other way to add captcha in reactJS / Web Api 2 beside using google recaptcha.
It seems everybody are using recaptcha v2. but in my case, I prefer use text based captcha, like recaptcha v1.
Thanks
You don't have to rely on the Google's solution to this problem. If you're using React you can simply create your own component named Captcha which will decide if the form can be passed. How to do that?
Create new React Component Captcha and place it wherever you want
in your app. You can generate 2 random Integers and ask the user to
add them.
According to the above create a verification method. Just check if the result given is equal to what it should be. Place the verification on the server side of your application, since browser side can be manipulated.
Only pass the form when the verification has passed.
Set some delay if your user fails the
verification. Can be small- remember it is to prevent bots from
spaming you.
As simple as that! Your imagination is the limit. Inside of that React Component you can define whatever method of verification you'd like to. Can be simple math task, can be distinguishing the shapes, colors, whatever you want...
I want to integrate PayPal simple Payment (by redirecting to PayPal and returning to our website after completion) gateway with my CakePHP website, any idea about available components or helpers? thanks
this all works with a simple form. just use the form action as described (paypal website). i do not think that there is something that can be made simpler.
I am building an application that will need to send emails on numerous occasions like Account activation, password reset link and various other notifications.
I am using Cakephp 1.3.2.
Would prefer a plugin or component where I can create templates and just pass variables and it sends an email.
Why don't you use CakePHP's default functionality?
http://book.cakephp.org/view/269/Sending-a-basic-message
In the past I used SwiftMailer: http://swiftmailer.org/ It's an excellent, flexible and well documented component with a cakephp component available in the bakery: http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/swiftmailer-component-tutorial
Now, though, I usually use the CakePHP core component.