I recently installed a plug-in on one of my WordPress blogs called CFormsII, available here, which allows for quick creation and management of forms for your blog. I had installed it many times before but this time, no matter what configuration I attempted, the CformsII link would not appear in my management menu. After searching the forum at DeliciousDays.com I found the solution, so I figured I’d pass it on to you.
If you are experiencing this problem, using your favorite editor, open the cforms.php file located in your contactforms folder which should be located just inside of your plugins folder (http://www.yoursite.com/blogfolder/wp-content/plugins).
Search this file for the term ‘dashboard.’ In my cforms.php it was line 1742. You should see this:
### dashboard
if ( $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] <> ” )
$loc = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'];
else if ( $_SERVER['SCRIPT_URI'] <> ” )
$loc = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_URI'];
else
$loc = “/wp-admin/index.php”;
Remove everything I’ve outlined in bold and save your cforms.php file. Deactivate and activate your plugin, and the cformsII menu should appear in the management page.
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