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Project:
Webform register
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
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Unassigned
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Created:
21 Oct 2011 at 17:55 UTC
Updated:
25 Jan 2013 at 07:06 UTC
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.
Comments
Comment #1
vernond commentedHave you tried changing themes to see if the problem persists?
Comment #2
quicksketchCheck 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?
Comment #3
cyoong87 commentedIt's currently on a live site. I will try to schedule a down time and try another theme. Keep you posted.
Comment #4
cyoong87 commentedIE 8.
Comment #5
quicksketchAre you still experiencing this problem? It would be good to know for posterity what was causing the problem.
Comment #6
timmerk commentedI'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.
Comment #7
timmerk commentedComment #8
quicksketchThis 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.
Comment #9
kcannick commentedI have the same issue.
Comment #10
timmerk commentedI 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.
Comment #11
quicksketchThanks 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.
Comment #12
roball commentedHave observed the same problem on a webform with both IE versions 8 and 9.
Comment #13
roball commentedSorry - 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.
Comment #14
Alessandro Oliva commentedHello
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
Comment #15
roball commentedThis 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".
Comment #16
original_ZX81 commentedMany 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.Comment #17
roball commentedMoving to the issue queue of the module people are actually talking about.