Hi there - great simple module by the way.



I have installed it on my site and if I place it in the 'left' module position it works fine. However if I then move it to the 'top' module position i get the following error:

QUOTE:
Notice: Use of undefined constant op - assumed 'op' in /home/admomco/public_html/modules/mod_makecontact.php on line 32



Notice: Undefined index: op in /home/admomco/public_html/modules/mod_makecontact.php on line 32



Notice: Use of undefined constant HTTP_REFERER - assumed 'HTTP_REFERER' in /home/admomco/public_html/modules/mod_makecontact.php on line 92



'intro text displays here'



Notice: Undefined variable: status in /home/admomco/public_html/modules/mod_makecontact.php on line 102

THere doesn't seem to be any difference in the way the module positions are displayed on my template - please could you advise of any known issues like this?



If you need details of my css / index.php just ask.



Many thanks

Jon



EDIT: my website by the way is www.admodum.co.uk<br><br>Post edited by: admodum, at: 2007/11/06 22:29

Hi John,



Sounds like a strange issue. Certainly havent seen it before.



Was there anything else published in the top position when you used it there? I wonder if there is a loose div or something in any other modules you've got there.



Thanks Anthony.

There aren't any other module positions defined in the div where the top modules are (header). I've checked and all divs are closed off.



Wierd thing is though, i can place the 'top' module call script anywhere before the current position in the header and the module works fine, its as soon as I put it in the header position that I get the error - something to do with the css of the header div possibly?



Seriously confused now...<br><br>Post edited by: admodum, at: 2007/11/09 12:43

Sorry to get back to you late on this.



I'd start by fixing some of the errors on your site. There are 99 when you try to validate the site. There may be some cascading errors that occur before the module is created so would start from the top down.



Check the validation:

http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&amp;uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.admodum.co.uk%2F

I get the same error, although only when I have error reporting set to maximum.

As for the previous poster, seriously, look into fixing those errors, thats one messed up site.

When we moved server an old version was stuck in the download area for make contact. You can download again and it ll work fine.