Hello
I created a form with the Formbuilder Plugin. Locally it works normally but on the live server nothing happens when I click the submit button. Itâs weird because there is also no post request in the network tab.
Here is a Testlink: Formular Test - IG Kultur Luzern
and the phpinfo: PHP 7.4.16 - phpinfo()
Hi there, @loremipsum!
If your browser is telling you that your form is not POST-ing any data, there may be an issue with the <form>
code - you can try posting it here, and weâll have a look to see if we can see any issues.
Otherwise, what you described sounds like an issue with the server configuration - i.e., the fact that it all works locally, but not on the remote server. Is your server configured to send emails? - ie., does it have the necessary email software, and the sysadmin allows you to send emails from PHP?
Hi @kirbyzone
Thanks for the reply. I installed a new, clean installation on a subdomain with the same server settings where it works normally. https://formtest.kultur-luzern.ch/test
So i got rid of all the modified form code and now, at least, it redirects to the error page and when set to âshow message in-pageâ I get this error:
âServer error: Mail server error: âform@â is not a valid email address.â
https://dev.kultur-luzern.ch/formular-test-2
Edit: Fixed it, forgot the âSender Email Addressâ
please how do you setup the formbuilder? I need guides on how to set it up.
this plugin is still giving me issue and is there any other form builder plugin?
@John2202 There are other form helper plugins, like Uniform, which you can try. The form-related plugins are listed here.
If you describe your issue here, however, with a little more detail, we may be able to help.
I need a plugin that can be used to setup forms on the website without coding
ATM, our FormBuilder plugin is the closest youâll get to âno-codeâ. Unfortunately, it is very out-of-date, and not fully compatible with the latest versions of Kirby. We do plan on updating it, but not for several months yet - weâre currently too busy working on our upcoming launch.
In the meantime, there are several options:
- if you have reasonable programming skills, you can try one of the plugins mentioned in the link above.
- if your form is not too complex, there are several tutorials in the Kirby website that might be able to help you hand-code one on your own
- last of all, if none of the currently available plugins suits, and you are unable to program the solution you need on your own, you might try reaching out to a Kirby Developer. You can do that by posting a âjobâ ad here in the forum, or by joining the chat on Discord - youâll get a response pretty quickly.
I hope these suggestions help a little.