This bug came back.
It was some years ago. http://www.chronoengine.com/forums/posts/t24673/p106366/chronoform-doesn-t-save-in-database-after-modification.html#p106366
The same in my case. I'm using the latest version of Chronoforms and the latest Joomla.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Add DB Save
2. Add column to the table (an INT column, called user_id in my case).
3. Submit form. In debug I see the field in the scope of data[]. The same scope use all other fields (not a Model ID). The field user_id has value, but does not exist in the INSERT comand.
It was some years ago. http://www.chronoengine.com/forums/posts/t24673/p106366/chronoform-doesn-t-save-in-database-after-modification.html#p106366
The same in my case. I'm using the latest version of Chronoforms and the latest Joomla.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Add DB Save
2. Add column to the table (an INT column, called user_id in my case).
3. Submit form. In debug I see the field in the scope of data[]. The same scope use all other fields (not a Model ID). The field user_id has value, but does not exist in the INSERT comand.