Nothing happens when I click it. I've tried all 3 redirection options: confirmation message, redirect URL, and reload current page. The button works on other browsers. I don't have an tpl files set up. Please help.

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vernond’s picture

Have you tried changing themes to see if the problem persists?

quicksketch’s picture

Check your site for JavaScript errors on the page (specifically in IE). A JavaScript failure may be preventing the form from being submitted. Also, could you include which version of IE you're using that is not working?

cyoong87’s picture

It's currently on a live site. I will try to schedule a down time and try another theme. Keep you posted.

cyoong87’s picture

IE 8.

quicksketch’s picture

Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Are you still experiencing this problem? It would be good to know for posterity what was causing the problem.

timmerk’s picture

I'm experiencing the same problem, and I don't see any Javascript errors. I'm using Webform 6.x-2.10 and Drupal 6.13. In fact, even if I turn off Javascript completely in IE, the submit button does nothing. The form still works in Firefox if I turn off Javascript.

timmerk’s picture

Category: support » bug
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Active
quicksketch’s picture

Category: bug » support
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

This isn't a bug that can be reproduced. I think it's much more likely a problem with either another module or (most likely) your theme. If you can provide steps to reproduce the problem on a clean install of Drupal, I'll happily attempt to fix the problem.

kcannick’s picture

I have the same issue.

timmerk’s picture

I figured it out, at least on the site I was working on. Someone had entered some HTML into a markup field that contained another form tag. IE choked on the extra form field and did nothing. Removing it fixed the issue.

quicksketch’s picture

Thanks timmerk! Yeah I've heard of that problem in the past, but it hadn't occurred to me that someone might do that with a markup field. I'd suggest making it so your normal users don't have access to the "Full HTML" filter to prevent things like that from happening.

roball’s picture

Status: Closed (works as designed) » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Have observed the same problem on a webform with both IE versions 8 and 9.

roball’s picture

Version: 6.x-3.14 » 6.x-3.17
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (works as designed)

Sorry - the problem was not caused by Webform, but by the Webform register module. Have reported the bug there: #1495780: component includes form tag, resulting in nested form's which cannot be submitted by IE.

Alessandro Oliva’s picture

Hello

I work with Drupal 6

Need help with webform register

I installed webform register... but in IE and Opera the "submit button" do not work...

if someone have a solution please answer to this post with the correct step I have to do for solve this problem... I read any topics but you never wrote in which file the fix is to be post...

Someone have an idea???

Thank You for reply..

Greetings Ale

roball’s picture

This issue queue is for the main Webform module, and *not* Webform register. See in that module's issue queue for a solution I made: #1495780: component includes form tag, resulting in nested form's which cannot be submitted by IE. If the patch works, you may want to change the status from "needs review" to "reviewed & tested by the community".

original_ZX81’s picture

Many thanks to you timmerk. The <form> within a <form> was the reason IE was choking for me. Modern browsers are smart enough to strip out the extra tag. The real culprit for me was calling drupal_prepare_form after retrieving a form, this was adding an extra from element wrapped around my form. Hopefully this can save someone else a few hours.

roball’s picture

Project: Webform » Webform register
Version: 6.x-3.17 » 6.x-1.x-dev
Component: Miscellaneous » Code
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Active

Moving to the issue queue of the module people are actually talking about.