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    Adding in a php form.

    Ive added in a little php form with bits and bobs. Works fine when its sat on the hosting on its own - however when I include it on actinic - when I press the submit button its trying to submit to actinics perl form instead of my php form (which is the target in the <form>)

    Is there any way around this?

    #2
    actinic encloses the area you're working in, ina form if its own. nested forms are not good

    you'll have to find another way to submit the form. perhaps in a popup, iframe, or via ajax.

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      #3
      Seems rather poor :/

      Thanks for the help ill do a popup

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        #4
        You've not said where you're using the form. I'm guessing that you're having problems because you want to use it within a Product and they use their own forms.

        If it's within a Product then look in the product layout and place your form right at the end (after the existing </form>).

        If you use a single Add to Cart for your Products, then they're all within a single form and you'd have to place the form elesewhere or use one of Gabe's suggestions.
        Norman - www.drillpine.biz
        Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey

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