In my footer I have a contact form that can be used as an optional form for users to fill out. Throughout the pages in the site, there are other forms for inquiries. When someone fills out a form within a page and is sent successfully, the footer contact form posts an error message: Mailer Error: You must provide at least one recipient email address.. Why? The user isn't even filling out the form.
Is there no way to disable this from happening when users wants to fill out a form that is within a page and not the footer?
Is there no way to disable this from happening when users wants to fill out a form that is within a page and not the footer?
Hi toad,
I only see one form on that page. Sorry, very busy today and don't have time to play hunt the form :-(
Bob
I only see one form on that page. Sorry, very busy today and don't have time to play hunt the form :-(
Bob
Hi toad,
I didn't get any error message when I tested.
I did notice that the main form is inside <p> tags which may cause problems with some versions of IE; and the form Action URLs are SEF URLs which might be causing problems - you can try setting Relative URL to No in the form HTML (Render form) action.
Bob
I didn't get any error message when I tested.
I did notice that the main form is inside <p> tags which may cause problems with some versions of IE; and the form Action URLs are SEF URLs which might be causing problems - you can try setting Relative URL to No in the form HTML (Render form) action.
Bob
Okay, I've modified the Action URL in the footer's contact form and tested a form that was within a page to see if I could repeat the problem. All is well, I believe. I ran a multitude of tests on a variety of forms and no longer see the issue occurring.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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