Wouldn’t the server request (POST) trigger the firewall on the client machine?

Thanks,

Thnx for this script. I hope many will give us an awnser why they are uninstalling!

Question:
Is it possible to use checkboxes or radiobuttons? That seems to me ‘one click less’ for the one who is uninstalling… maybe they will fill it in more easily

Greetinx

I think that I had some problems with PC.
I uninstalled Visual Studio and now it works.

Thank you Raz.

Same result

In asp.net Request.QueryString["page"] will get the page url parameter and Request.Form["variable"] will get POST fields.

Good luck.

Any ideas?

Like:
http://www.mysite.com/script.aspx?name=demo&pass=demo&cntinfo=XXXYYYZZZ

It seems to be very nice tool.

I have windows hosting (I am using ASP.NET, so I can’t use php.

Do you have any solution for that?

Thanks,

Alex.

Where does “My Application” get read in from and how can I change it to my application name?

I tried the IssSurvey plugin and there were some things I liked as well as some rough edges. Here are some suggestions. Woudl have liked to make these changes myself, but the source code is not available.

1. Default reeason option right now is the first entry in the sReasons string. Can you add a entry before all options, so that you know when the user accidentally presses submit?
2. In the comments area you have a text saying that users should consider adding their email. How about making that text light gray and make it dissapear when you start typing into the field, like in Vista fields?
3. While on that subject, why not have a separate email field, marked as optional?

Thank you!

Really nice plugin. Thank you!

What about other feedback ability such install time, count of application launching, errors, remote ip address, etc?

Some from thereof is possible via text file in programm directory. Application may collect such information and then it will be posted to server during uninstall?

Of course some information can be private then seems we need some GUI element in uninstaller…

Thank you!

Thanks again and sorry for the delay reply.

@Ruslan thank you for your feedback, if you are using Iss Survey and want to be listed in the above “Who’s Using IssSurvey?” list please let me know.

I’ve figured out how to receive non latin characters.

you can change server script to include two versions of user input.

First version – raw message without using base64_decode function.
The second version – base64 decoded string.

I’ve tested server script and noticed, that base64_decode works for latin characters only. If we sent cyrillic the message is not base64 encoded and we should not use base64_decode function.

I hope this is helpful.

It works wonderful, thank you!

Thanks for your feedback.

My first comment got eaten…

Thanks for the script, Raz.

I’ve got it working, but am having an issue with email encodings.

The Cyrillic text in the feedback email generated by the IssSurvey_mail.php script is sent in the wrong encoding. For example, instead of “Я решил(а) установить более свежую версию программы” I get “Rx§²Ö¥–·š²‰Ï£ «yÖò”Ë º»ÞÊ m§ÿëk;(~×(“.

This only happens with text sent from the application to the server script and then to the email account, not with the text entered directly on the page generated by IssSurvey_mail.php.

If you can give me any hints as to how to solve this problem, I’d be very greatful.

Thanks

I’ve tried to post a comment twice, but it didn’t appear here.

I’m having trouble with Cyrillic characters in the email sent by the server side script. They get garbled.

If you have any pointers, I’d appreciate your help.

Thanks.

Thank you.

I suppose it is related to the 64bit OS.

Thanks for your feedback and for letting me know about the extension packer issues. Extension has been updated, it’s not packed anymore. Re-download IssSurvey from the above link if necessary.