Hi! I moved the logic to send an email through Uniform from the controller building the form, to another controller. I’m waiting for a banking transaction to succeed before creating the order as a subpage (as of now working fine) and send out an email. I’m worried if the email does not trigger any…

OK progress, I simply forgot to make a $form = new Form ($array). Now, I get the error The CSRF token was invalid which seems to be a topic already on the forum. Before moving the Uniform function that sends the email, I was able to double check for the token to be valid by doing && get('payment…

As Uniform is intended for form submissions only, it always expects a CSRF token. You are probably right with the assumption that your third party payment site does not supply this token (not just an invalid one) and causes Uniform to throw the exception. Can you confirm this? Does the payment site …

Hey, thank you for your reply! It all makes sense. I might go with the first option at this point, and trigger directly the send-email action through PHP Mailer (which I set up already and am using in favour of the built-in php mail() function). :smiley:

Hi @mzur , I’m using the latest Uniform v3.4.0 with ajax. My Uniform-form is at almost every page of the site, thus I use a regex pattern to make it work. Now I need to install another form and it should neither use Uniform nor ajax. But when I submit that form I have problem with Uniform because i…

Are there any reasons why you can’t just use two separate routes for the two forms? Like /api/uniform-submit and /api/other-submit?

The Uniform-form handles a form where the visitor can share the page via an email, thus the form needs to be on all pages and the route must listen for all pages to make it work. Thats why I use regex in my pattern. And the other form is a submit-form to a newsletter in the footer, means it is also…

[image] kaloja: Thats why I use regex in my pattern. You could nevertheless prefix your routes: 'pattern' => 'uniform-submit/(:all)' then you would have access to the individual pages as well… All you’d have to do is change your action URL to reflect this.

action="<?= url('uniform-submit/' . $page->uri()) ?>"

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I have this action url today. How should this action look like to reflect the new pattern with uniform-submit?

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