A CakePHP 3 Plugin used in conjunction with the jQuery Sliiide Plugin that allows easy implementation of a feedback system within a website. Feedback will collect the following: name, email, feedback, IP, browser and referrer.

This plugin can be seen in action at this website: https://www.kidzwl.com

• CakePHP 3
• PHP 5.4.6+
• jQuery
• • Sliiide jQuery Plugin - This is included and loaded by the Feedback Plugin. More details about this plugin can be found here: https://github.com/ahmedrad/sliiide

NOTE: Sliiide jQuery Plugin is also needed, but it is included and loaded by the Feedback Plugin. More details about this plugin can be found here: https://github.com/ahmedrad/sliiide

• Feedback Helper

php composer.phar require akkaweb/cakephp-feedback

Or Add the following to your composer.json file located in the root of your application, in the require section . ie. /var/www/domain.com/composer.json

"require": {
	"akkaweb/cakephp-feedback": "2.0.*"
}

php composer.phar update

Note: if composer.phar is not found, you need to install it. Follow CakePHP's documentation here -> http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/installation.html. Refer to Installing Cakephp section

Using command-line

bin/cake plugin load -r AkkaFeedback

or

Plugin::load('AkkaFeedback', ['bootstrap' => false, 'routes' => true]);

This Feedback plugin uses the feedbacks database table to save feedbacks. Please use the following command to run the migrations file included

bin/cake migrations migrate -p AkkaFeedback

If you would rather create this table directly using phpMyAdmin, Workbench or other Database Tools, you can use the file provided in AkkaFeedback/config/Schema/feedback.sql

parent::initialize();
$this->loadHelper('AkkaFeedback.Feedback');

Add the following to the bottom of your layout file right before the end body tag </body>

<?php echo $this->Element('AkkaFeedback.feedback_form'); ?>

NOTE: You need to ensure the following is also added within the tag of your application

	<?= $this->fetch('css') ?>
	<?= $this->fetch('script') ?>

To enabled reCaptacha in your forms, you need to add the following to application bootstrap files. ie. bootstrap.php.

Configure::write('Feedbacks.reCaptcha.enable', true); //to enable reCatpcha login Configure::write('Feedbacks.reCaptcha.key', 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'); //reCatpcha key Configure::write('Feedbacks.reCaptcha.secret', 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'); //reCatpcha secret

At this point the default Feedback Form will start showing on your site.

If you would like a different form, you can copy this element, make the necessary changes and create a new element in your application's Element folder

This plugin comes with a set of controller files that allows an administrator to view Feedbacks added to the site using the admin prefix.

The preferred method is thru using src/Controller/Admin/FeedbacksController.php which requires your application to have an AdminsController.php but the file src/Controller/FeedbacksController.php also includes prefixed admin actions. ie admin_index.

By default the plugin provides the following route that allows the following URLs to be accessible:

    /admin/feedbacks
    /admin/feedbacks/index ([/edit/:id] and [/view/:id])

Although we have done many tests to ensure this plugin works as intended, we advise you to use it at your own risk. As with anything else, you should first test any addition to your application in a test environment. Please provide any fixes or enhancements via issue or pull request.