JaredAsked on March 20, 2013 at 11:51 AMWe have the self-hosted application of JotForms, and today I noticed some conditionals not working correctly. I opened the javascript console and it said: https://forms.greenville.edu/static/jotform.js 404 (not found).
I navigated to where jotForms is being hosted and couldn't find a "static" directory.
JotForm SupportWelvinAnswered on March 20, 2013 at 12:43 PMHi Jared,
Good day! Since this is related with our Licensing Solutions, I would suggest you to direct this inquiry to contact@interlogy.com.
Thank you.
jeremytarpleyAnswered on March 20, 2013 at 01:07 PMSame problem here! There is no static folder and when we try to use the CDN version of the files, we are also getting a 404. Ex: https://d3mc0rm5ezl95j.cloudfront.net/jotform.cssgz?3.1.110
If any of you have any influence with the hosted Jotform guys at interology, please help!
We purchased the self hosted version a couple years ago - I'd be happy to pay for updates and bug fixes but every time I email contact@interology.com I get the same answer - we are using the "latest version". Seeing how we don't have all the features of the current jotform.com, I know there have been changes. Would love to have those bug fixes / new features and would be happy to pay! If the self hosted jotform is dead, please say so.
Thanks,
Jeremy
--Jeremy TarpleyLead WebmasterTexas A&M Health Science CenterSRPH Building A, Suite 360, MS 1266College Station, TX 77843979-436-0903- JotForm Supportardy0689Answered on March 20, 2013 at 01:20 PM
Hello @jeremytarpley,
Like my colleague has stated, this is a Licensing Solutions issue and we are not specialized to handle these cases. Please accept our apologies. We have another department who can handle them instead. You can contact them at contact@interlogy.com. Have a nice day!
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jms2kAnswered on March 20, 2013 at 02:42 PM
I've emailed interlogy. I just don't understand why this directory would go missing. We haven't made any changes or (as far as I'm aware of) upgrades. We have SEVERAL forms that aren't working right now, so hopefully they get back to me soon.
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jms2kAnswered on March 21, 2013 at 03:54 PM
The response I got was to create a "/static" directory in my jotform root and put the jotform.js file there.
"The form has this address if you look at the page source code:
https://forms.greenville.edu/static/formCss.css?undefined
Here is a correct URL of this file:
https://d20febc3qu3nwd.cloudfront.net/static/formCss.css?undefined
You can download the file and upload it to your site under a static
file to fix it.
Same for this one:
https://forms.greenville.edu/static/jotform.js?undefined
Correct URL:
https://d20febc3qu3nwd.cloudfront.net/static/jotform.js?undefined "
Hope this helps anyone else with this problem.
