submit button issues

hey everyone,

Im having some issues with a new form im creating. For some reason, the submit button is not doing anything.

Config set to send emails and to the store the data in a table.

i have made other forms with chronoforms with an earlier release and all i had to do was drop the button field into the wizard, and without altering any other settings it all worked. Ive looked back through the coding of those earlier forms and there is no disparity between them at all, with settings and code.

I have not entered any code in the following fields in the general form configeration:
Form tag attachment:
Redirect URL
Submit URL:

Form method is set to post.

I know this will be something very simple but I have been unable to find the problem.

Any suggestions?

Hi Joomla_tatsu,

Please post a link to the form so we can take a quick look.

Bob

sorry, I knew i forgot something.

http://www.gosfordnorthrotary.org/index.php?option=com_chronocontact&chronoformname=nomination_form_2010

thanks for your help. 🙂

Hi Joomla_tatsu,

Once all the fields are completed correctly - which takes a long time!! the form submits OK in FireFox. But there is something odd with the verification. I suspect that you have Imageverification set to Yes on the Anti-spam tab but you are using ReCaptcha in the form itself.

Bob

Bob,

I disabled imageverification from the spam section, and it does submit. (I am using firefox as my browser).

Though I realised that there is an issue with the gender radio button. Both must be selected to be able to submit the form. Which while possible in some cases, not every case can say they are both genders. Any ideas as to how to fix this? (sorry I know it's unrelated to the original post.)

The form is very long. I am hoping to make it a multiple page form, which as I understand it 'saves' each for
As it's completed? Though I'm not entirely sure how to do this. But I will check out the other posts on this issue.

Thanks Bob, I knew it had to be something simple, I just couldn't figure it out.

Hi Joomla_tatsu,

You need to have the *same* name (but different ids) for both (or all) the inputs in a radio button group

<input type="radio" name="radio0" id="radio00" class="radio validate-one-required" title="Please select your gender." value="Male">
<label class="radio_label" for="radio00">Male</label>
<br />
<input type="radio" name="radio0" id="radio01" class="radio validate-one-required" title="Please select your gender." value="Female">
<label class="radio_label" for="radio01">Female</label>

Bob