Problems with formit, nothing happens, althought exactly same form works on other site

The problem was that the form had an action attribute set as "http://www.anyscreensize.com", which would be redirected to "http://anyscreensize.com" - that causes the data to get lost.

I can very much imagine that if a multi-context set up is not configured properly in terms of www/no-www that could be a cause of data loss like this..

Quote from: markh at Dec 07, 2011, 07:44 AM

<meta name="description" content="[[*introtext:empty=`[[*content:strip_tags]]`:limit=`200`]]">

^ that meta tag is not closed, could be a cascading error causing a form not to post properly, perhaps? Can you see the actual post request with Firebug / dev tools?

I think this is what caused my problem.

Glad you guys have been having fun fixing the other issues... Great to see the activity so quickly

Well I don't know if I would call it FUN... but hey! it is fixed!

Thanks for the info !!

Ok may be not fun sorting a problem - but very satisfying when you solve it!

Quote from: markh at Dec 07, 2011, 08:28 AM

The problem was that the form had an action attribute set as "http://www.anyscreensize.com", which would be redirected to "http://anyscreensize.com" - that causes the data to get lost.

I can very much imagine that if a multi-context set up is not configured properly in terms of www/no-www that could be a cause of data loss like this..

That can also cause the Login snippet to fail. When you have a rewrite rule in .htacces that forces www or no-www, you need to create a correct site_url context setting for each front-end context.