Aug 28th, 2011, 8:31 AM
Hi wchol,
Ah.... actually your form doesn't contain any data! Form submissions pass along name-value pairs for all fields in your form.
In your case, the two Form Tools fields (form_tools_initialize_form and form_tools_form_id) are ignored during the comparison. Secondly, the submit button doesn't have a name attribute, so that won't send along a value (this is fine), leaving only the final field: str_your_email. And if you don't enter a value for that, there will be nothing to add to the database.
Try filling in a value for the str_your_email field then re-submitting the form. You *may* need to add a value attribute as well, in some browsers.... but I very much doubt it.
- Ben
Ah.... actually your form doesn't contain any data! Form submissions pass along name-value pairs for all fields in your form.
In your case, the two Form Tools fields (form_tools_initialize_form and form_tools_form_id) are ignored during the comparison. Secondly, the submit button doesn't have a name attribute, so that won't send along a value (this is fine), leaving only the final field: str_your_email. And if you don't enter a value for that, there will be nothing to add to the database.
Try filling in a value for the str_your_email field then re-submitting the form. You *may* need to add a value attribute as well, in some browsers.... but I very much doubt it.
- Ben