Hi Rednan,
Haha, I've been balding for years - web development does that to you. At this rate I have about 3 or 4 years left of hair.
So I took a glance at your form and everything looks okay except for the name attribute is missing from your "Join" button. You'll need to add that so that the API function will know what to look for to know that the form has been submitted. So make your submit button look like this:
Then, in the $params variable being passed to the ft_api_process_form function, make sure the "submit_button" key has a value of "join", i.e.
Hope this helps, and good luck!
- Ben
Haha, I've been balding for years - web development does that to you. At this rate I have about 3 or 4 years left of hair.
So I took a glance at your form and everything looks okay except for the name attribute is missing from your "Join" button. You'll need to add that so that the API function will know what to look for to know that the form has been submitted. So make your submit button look like this:
Code:
<input type="submit" name="join" value="Join!" />
Then, in the $params variable being passed to the ft_api_process_form function, make sure the "submit_button" key has a value of "join", i.e.
PHP Code:
$params = array(
// ...
"submit_button" => "join"
);
Hope this helps, and good luck!

- Ben