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---- Jigowatt WordPress AJAX Contact Forms -----
---- Version - 1.2.1 -----------------------------
---- Mike Jolley -------------------------------
---- Author - Jigowatt Ltd ---------------------
---- URL - www.jigowatt.co.uk ------------------
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-------- Description ---------------------

An AJAX powered HTML / PHP contact form with Twitter Direct Messaging, easily integrated into WordPress via shortcodes and functions.

-------- Included Files ------------------

- ajax_submit.php

- /assets
--- ajax-loader.gif
--- cross.png
--- edit.png
--- error.gif
--- heading-icon.gif
--- menu-icon.png
--- success.gif

- form-admin.php
- form-functions.php
- form-init.php
- form-shortcodes.php

- /js
--- jquery.jigowatt.js

- /languages

- readme.txt

- /style
--- admin.css
--- contact.css

- /twitter
--- EpiCurl.php
--- EpiOAuth.php
--- EpiTwitter.php

- /verify
--- 1.png
--- 2.png
--- 3.png
--- verify.php

- wp-ajax-contact-forms.php

-------- Quick Installation --------------

- Step 1

Unzip the files, be sure to check it's contents against the above file list, then upload to your wp-content/plugins/ folder

-- NOTE --

Here at Jigowatt, we use a selection of Mac Desktops and Macbooks, occasionally Windows doesn't like the Files we zip up! If your download seems corrupt don't worry, please contact themeforest@jigowatt.co.uk and we'll send over a fresh copy of them for you.


-- BACKUP BACKUP BACKUP --

It is important you keep a fresh copy of the script files incase of corruption or mistake, we do not offer ongoing support for lost file packages.


- Step 2 - Activate the plugin

Login to WordPress admin and goto the plugins page - find 'Jigowatt WordPress Ajax Contact Forms' in the list and click the activate link.

- Step 3 - Configuration

In the WordPress admin menu look for 'Jigowatt forms' - click this to get on to the admin page and start adding forms.

- Step 5 - Add to a page

The admin page will provide you with a shortcode to place in a WordPress page once you have added a form. You might want to use the HTML view when adding to a page so that the code is inserted correctly without formatting.

You can also place the shortcode in a template using the do_shortcode() function (this is part of WordPress)

-------- Troubleshooting --------------

- 404's/ajax not sending mail

Check the file permissions of the plugin files; particulary ajax_submit.php - they need to be readable (755 permissions will suffice)

- Not receiving mail

Mail sending is handled by WordPress so you will need to debug that, not the plugin. It may be hosting related.

- Captcha image is not displaying

Your hosting must support the GD image library

- Captcha is not working

Check your host supports PHP Sessions as these are also required.