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I have domain mapping and cformsII installed on my WPMU.

It seems that cformsII is working fine on the sub-domain blogs, but it's not very much on the mapped domains. At the visual editor of a mapped domain blog, when I click on the cformsII icon, I only get a blank small pop-up.

This does not happen when I am at a sub-domain blog. I can see all of the forms and I created. And I can select one, and it'll get into the page/post.

Is this a known thing? Know what's causing it? How to fix it? Or do you use any other alternatives instead? Share your experience please.

I have the same problem. Worse though, in the cformsII form settings, when trying to install a form preset, I get the spinning loading graphic and it never goes away.

I saw some other tinymce issues when I tried the advanced tinymce plugin. A lot of the buttons would only give the blank box in the pop up. For instance, if advanced html and advanced images was checked, I got the blank box. When I unchecked them, it worked properly. There were others, but I don't remember them right now.

As for an alternative, you can switch to the html editor and code your cformsII like <!--cforms name="XX"-->. Replace XX with the form name.

There may be an issue with the cform javascript.

Issues with javascript can occur when you have cross domain referenced javascript. This is what happens with some javascripts when you have domain mapping. MU Wordpress will print the URL of the original sub domain of the blog before you domain mapped it to the c-named domain.

For others who find this thread with a similar issue, I found the problem is that when you first active the plugin it hardcodes the path to the plugin in /wp-content/plugins/cforms/js/cforms.js to a subdomain. If you have domain mapping on, that path may no longer work. Try hardcoding the path to the plugin to the top level domain instead of a subdomain. Worked for me, mileage may vary.

As a follow up, I'm finding that didn't work on a second installation, I had to disable AJAX for it to work, still trying to find the sweet spot on this one.

Any update? I'm interested in this also...

What I found was that you need to make sure that in cforms.js you need to make sure the path is var sajax_uri = '/wp-content/plugins/cforms/lib_ajax.php';

At least that seemed to do the trick for me…this time;