I turned off the custom erros to see what the error is. I am getting this

{"Message":"error sending mail","StackTrace":"   at RVContactForm.RVContactFormMailer.SendContactForm(MailerRequest req)","ExceptionType":"System.Net.Mail.SmtpException"}

Any ideas? Giorgos

Hi

Yes thanks for this great package - it looks like a really great form - if I can get it to send a message. 

I have the same setup as above - i.e. Umbraco 4.5.2, Windows server 2008, net 4. 

The error I am getting is:

hello,

do you have working SMTP configuration? (in you web config)

example for gmail:

 <system.net>
    <mailSettings>
      <smtp>
       <network host="smtp.gmail.com" port="587" userName="eran@thereturnvalue.com" password="111111" defaultCredentials="false" />
      </smtp>
    </mailSettings>
  </system.net>

Hi Eran - Thanks the script is working great. It is much easier than some of the other scripts I have set up.

The problem was actually not in the smtp configuration. We found the problem in the JavaScript file - it was posting data to "/domain/en/contact-us/umbraco/webservices/RVContactFormMailer.asmx" instead of  "/umbraco/webservices/RVContactFormMailer.asmx".

Sorry I don't think this is relevant to Giorgios problem above - but just in case someone else is getting "error sending mail" this might help.

Thanks Richards and if you like it you can vote for it on the main project page, at the top right.

actually this bug was fixed in previous version and i dont know how it got back..
anyway the explanation is:
the ajax call was:

url: "umbraco/webservices/RVContactFormMailer.asmx/SendContactForm",

instead of adding trailing slash:

url: "/umbraco/webservices/RVContactFormMailer.asmx/SendContactForm",

when not adding trailing slash, it treat this as relative path (and in your case, translate it to: /domain/en/contact-us/umbraco/webservices/RVContactFormMailer.asmx).  adding the slash treat it like absolute path from the domain root.

i will patch this package asap.
Thanks,

Eran.

i uploaded an updated package and solution with this bug fix.

by the way, i also fix in the js another bug:

the image path of the preloader gif also fixed from relative path (../media etc) to absolute (/media).

Thanks,

Eran.

Eran.

I also got the same error message and it worked well for our site after I changed the EnableSSL to "false". this value is dependent on your host provider.

Hope this helps for some cases!

thanks thang for the tip!

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