SUBMIT BUTTON PROBLEMS

How can I get the SUBMIT button to function as I want it to using Acrobat X? I want to use a SUBMIT button to return the completed form to a different email address than my own. I entered a button on the form, I entered the email address correctly in the button mailto:[email protected] When I hold the cursor over the SUBMIT button in the body of the , it indicates the correct email address. However, when the person receives it, the SUBMIT button will send the completed form back to me at my original address instead of the address I put in the Button.

When you distribute a form, it replaces a submit form action with a JavaScript action that submits the document, using the email address that you specify in your identity settings: Edit > Preferences > Identity > Email address
To prevent this, do not distribute the form. You have to go back to the version of your form that existed before you distributed it, Reader-enable the document, and send it to folks. They will be able to save it with Reader and click your submit button. It will use the email address you specified in the submit form action (or submit form JavaScript, or mailDoc JavaScript).

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Adobe form in Web Dynpro Submit Button Problem

Hi all,
I've created an Adobe form as a UI element in Web Dynpro as a development component. In this Adobe form, I've included a "Submit to SAP" button from the Web Dynpro Library.
My whole purpose is to expose this DC as a callable object into Guided Procedures and then run this process, so that the Adobe form(embedded in Web Dynpro) can be seen and allows the user to enter information online into the form or download(maintain offline) and click on the submit button. After clicking of the button, I need the control to return to the GP framework to trigger to the next action. I have configured the button in the Adobe form as a submit format -> XML data and with submit to URL "%com.sap.caf.gp.if.PostProcessorUrl%". I did this because I want it to return the control to GP framework. However, there is also another option of the event submit button in the Web Dynpro UI Adobe element -> event-> onSubmit.... i created an action onsubmit which has the code wdThis.wdGetBformController().complete();
When I run the GP process, the adobe form appears and when i click submit button, nothing happens... Does anybody know the solution?? Thanks!

Hello,
Can somebody tell me if i really need to put this code
"%com.sap.caf.gp.if.PostProcessorUrl%"
in the submit button. If so, do i need to configure somewhere what the PostProcessorUrl is? If so, can somebody tell me where i need to do this?
Thx in advance.
Kind regards,
Maarten.

Submit button problem

I am using Acrobat 8 Professional and LifeCycle Designer 8.0. I first made forms using the default email submit button and had an XML data file submitted.
I'm now making the forms to submit as a pdf file rather than an XML file. I selected a regular button rather than the email submit button provided and made it a submit button to be submitted as a pdf.
The forms are being sent as pdf files attached to emails using Outlook. The issue is that every computer has a different "reaction" to this submit button. My computer (PC), when I tested the forms,everything was fine - Outlook opened and I was able to submit the file. On another PC in my office, when she clicked the submit button, nothing happened at all. On a PC at home, I got an error message "this operation is not permitted." And someone on a Macintosh did not even get a submit button showing up on the pdf.
We need to be able to send these files out so that everyone can complete them easily. I would appreciate any ideas on how to make the submit button so that it works on all platforms and computers.
Thank you so much,
Marcy

It might work on your machine as you designed in & using Adobe Acrobat. In order to make it work with rest of the world (Adobe Reader) you may have to assign certain rights using Reader Extensions server. Also heard Adobe Acrobat is preloaded with limited capacity to enable such rights even if you do not have "Reader Extensions".

Email Submit Button problem

I used the Email Submit Button on a couple of forms but it is not working. It creates an email, but the attachment is in .xml format. If I change it to Submit As: PDF, it does not create any email at all. I would like it to create an email with an attachment in pdf format that keeps all the user entered data. Impossible?

Hi,
Try doing the following
try using the simple 'Button'. In the button's object properties, in the tab named 'field', select 'Control Type: submit'.
Then, in the 'submit' tab in the object properties, choose PDF in the 'submit format' dropdown field.
In the 'submit to URL field' type:
mailto:nameataddress.com?subject=mySubject&body=Done
You may need to adjust the e-mail address, subject and body text.
Regards
Ayyapparaj

Form submit - button problem

Hi,
When I clcik on the button, action method is not getting called for some reason .... If I set the immedaite property to true..... it is getting submitted to next page ... Why is this odd behavior... Could some one help me on this ...
thanks in advance ...

Yep, I have select statements in my bean ...
Here is my code ...
public ModifyTeam() {
        // <editor-fold defaultstate="collapsed" desc="Creator-managed Component Initialization">
        try {
            teamRowSet.setDataSourceName("java:comp/env/jdbc/SPR2005");
            teamRowSet.setCommand("SELECT ALL SPR2005.TEAM.TEAM_ID, SPR2005.TEAM.TEAM_NAME, SPR2005.TEAM.PARENT_OU_ID, SPR2005.TEAM.TEAM_TYPE, SPR2005.TEAM.TEAM_LEADER_NAME, SPR2005.TEAM.TEAM_LEADER_EMAIL, SPR2005.TEAM.ACTIVE_FLAG, SPR2005.TEAM.DIVISION FROM SPR2005.TEAM, SPR2005.ORG_UNIT WHERE SPR2005.ORG_UNIT.OU_ID=SPR2005.TEAM.PARENT_OU_ID AND SPR2005.TEAM.TEAM_ID=?");
            lookup_Status.setDataSourceName("java:comp/env/jdbc/SPR2005");
            lookup_Status.setCommand("SELECT ALL SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LOOKUP_TBL_ID, SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LKUP_ID, SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LKUP_NAME, SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LKUP_ELEMENT_NUM, SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LKUP_ELEMENT FROM SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL WHERE SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LKUP_ID=3");
            lookup_TType.setDataSourceName("java:comp/env/jdbc/SPR2005");
            lookup_TType.setCommand("SELECT ALL SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LOOKUP_TBL_ID, SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LKUP_ID, SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LKUP_NAME, SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LKUP_ELEMENT_NUM, SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LKUP_ELEMENT FROM SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL WHERE SPR2005.LOOKUP_TBL.LKUP_ID=6");
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log("ModifyTeam Initialization Failure", e);
            throw e instanceof javax.faces.FacesException ? (FacesException) e: new FacesException(e);
        // Additional user provided initialization code
        try {
            if ( this.getSessionBean1().getTeam_Id() == null) {
                log("ModifyTeam - Inside If - TEAM_ID - " + this.getSessionBean1().getTeam_Id());
                this.getSessionBean1().setTeam_Id(nextPK());
                log("ModifyTeam - After Setting vlaue - TEAM_ID - " + this.getSessionBean1().getTeam_Id());
            java.lang.System.out.println("ModifyTeam - Before Setting Parameter - 1");
            teamRowSet.setObject(1, this.getSessionBean1().getTeam_Id());
            teamRowSet.setConcurrency(java.sql.ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE);
            teamRowSet.execute();
            java.lang.System.out.println("ModifyTeam - After execute() - 2");
            if ("CREATE".equals(this.getSessionBean1().getMode())) {
                setcreateRendered(true);
                setupdateRendered(false);
                setdeleteRendered(false);
                teamRowSet.execute();
                teamRowSet.moveToInsertRow();
            } else if ("UPDATE".equals(this.getSessionBean1().getMode())) {
                setcreateRendered(false);
                setupdateRendered(true);
                setdeleteRendered(false);
            } else {
                setcreateRendered(false);
                setupdateRendered(false);
                setdeleteRendered(true);
            java.lang.System.out.println("ModifyTeam - After Setting Label - 3");
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            log("ModifyTeam Initialization - Failure", ex);
            throw ex instanceof javax.faces.FacesException ? (FacesException) ex : new FacesException(ex);
        } finally {
public String buttonGo_action() {
        // TODO Replace with your code
        log("ModifyTeam: submit_action(" + this.getSessionBean1().getTeam_Id() + "," + this.getSessionBean1().getMode() + ")");
        java.lang.System.out.println("ModifyTeam - In Action - buttonGo()");
        try {
            if ("CREATE".equals(this.getSessionBean1().getMode())) {
                    log("ModifyTeam: Clicked Create Button");
                    teamRowSet.moveToInsertRow();
                    teamRowSet.updateObject("TEAM_ID",nextPK());
                    teamRowSet.updateObject("TEAM_NAME", teamRowSet.getObject("TEAM_NAME").toString());
                    teamRowSet.updateObject("PARENT_OU_ID", this.getSessionBean1().getParent_Org());
                    teamRowSet.updateObject("TEAM_TYPE", teamRowSet.getObject("TEAM_TYPE").toString());
                    teamRowSet.updateObject("TEAM_LEADER_NAME", teamRowSet.getObject("TEAM_LEADER_NAME").toString());
                    teamRowSet.updateObject("TEAM_LEADER_EMAIL", teamRowSet.getObject("TEAM_LEADER_EMAIL").toString());
                    teamRowSet.updateObject("ACTIVE_FLAG", teamRowSet.getObject("ACTIVE_FLAG").toString());
                    teamRowSet.updateObject("DIVISION", this.getSessionBean1().getDivName().toString());
                    //teamRowSet.updateObject("ACTIVE_DATE", new java.sql.Date(new java.util.Date().getTime()));
                    //teamRowSet.updateObject("DELETION_DATE", new java.sql.Date(new java.util.Date().getTime()));
                    teamRowSet.insertRow();
            } else if ("DELETE".equals(this.getSessionBean1().getMode())) {
                    log("ModifyTeam: - Clicked Delete Button");
                    teamRowSet.moveToCurrentRow();
                    teamRowSet.deleteRow();
            } else {
                     log("ModifyTeam: - Clicked Update Button");
                    teamRowSet.updateRow();
            teamRowSet.commit();
            java.lang.System.out.println(" ModifyTeam - DESTINATION : " + this.getSessionBean1().getDestination());
            return this.getSessionBean1().getDestination();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            teamRowSet.close();
            log("ModifyTeam: Submit exception" + e);
            error("ModifyTeam: Submit exception: " + e);
            try {
                teamRowSet.rollback();
            } catch (Exception ex) {
                teamRowSet.close();
                log("ModifyTeam: Submit rollback exception", ex);
            return null;
        } finally {
            teamRowSet.close();
   }

Problem in submit button on adobe form integrated with web dynpro

Hello,
I'm facing prob in triggering web dynpro event onSubmit for Interactive form.
I've created a submit button from web dynpro activex pallete on adobe form (integrated with web dynpro) to send the form as email.
Then in the web dynpro view where this form is embedded i have created an action against onSubmit event and called a method within this.
However, on clicking Submit button this event is not getting triggered.
Please let me know what is lacking in this process?
Thanks.

Hi,
I am also facing the same problem. i have developed a simple scenario under which user have to input his/her details and on submit button it will be updated to database.
I have tried the above solution but after adopting this solution all the editable fields become non-editable.
so the above solution is not working for me could you help me out.
I think ... try this....
When you create the Adobe Form from WebDynpro, you need to follow one step in SFP Transaction or inSE80 transaction. Open the Adobe Form in any one the transaction and now in SAP menu bar "Utilities" in that you will find the "INSERT THE WEBDYNPRO SCRIPT" just click on that one. Then you will see a new Script Object is being created with the name "ContainerFoundation_JS" under the "Variables" in the Heirarchy of the Object Pallete of the Adobe Form.
This step is mandatory to use the SUBMIT Button of the "WebDynpro Native", to trigger the OnSubmit event of the WebDynpro.
Thanks
Edited by: shailendra2sap on Mar 6, 2009 12:24 PM

On submit button type - There was a problem connecting to the server.

Hi,
Please give me a solution for server connection issue. I am new to the adobe live cycle designer ES4.
I created a web form use of adobe live cycle es4 v.11.0 to retrieve the data from web service method. So, I created the WSDL type data connection in data view menu to invoke the .asmx?wsdl service and connection is established successfully. Then, I dragged and drop a button from object library window to invoke the service method and changed the type as submit button. In the submit button URL, I given the web service url as eg. http://<localhost>:<port>/Web_serive.asmx?wsdl. Finally, I saved it has a PDF file.
When I click the submit button, a pop up window is openning as 'preparing for submit..' and 'Receving data..' and finally, it shows a pop up error message as 'An error occured during the submit process. There was a problem connecting to the server'. I tried all possiblities and if any bad english grammer, sorry for that.
Please give me a proper solution for this issue.
With Regards,
G. Prabakaran.

After trying these suggested actions several times success has not been reached.
I understand you are getting unable to connect to server error message on your printer. I would first unplug router and printer for about 1 minute. I would plug router up first then printer. I would then try to enable web services. If not successful and you get same error message. I would follow these steps.
1. Obtain your printer's IP address
a. This can be done by pressing the wireless icon on printer.
2. Enter the printer's IP address in a browser.
3. Select the network tab at the top of the page.
4. On the left select networking.
5. Select Network Address (IP)
6. Select Manual DNS Server
a. Manual Preferred DNS should read 8.8.8.8
b. Alternate DNS Server should read. 8.8.4.4
7. Select apply you might get a warning just select okay.
8. Try again to access ePrint.
Let me know how it goes.
I am able to print wirelessly to the printer, print through eprint, scan, and copy things. The only thing that is not working is the printer itself connecting to the hpeprintcenter.com.
Kyle

Problem with Submit Button in Adobe Forms Central

I have a PDF form that I uploaded to Adobe Forms Central. I created the fillable fields & the submit button in Forms Central. I have several documents like this. All have worked in the past. Today on my latest file, the submit button doesn't always work. I am getting some submissions, but some people have reported to me that the submit button does not work. I tested it myself to see. I had to create a Digital ID for myself, which seemed to work fine. But when I click on submit, the form says "Submission Failed. This form can no longer be submitted. Please contact the author." I'm the author & don't know what the problem is. Anyone know what the problem could be?

The form is open. I should have mentioned that I made sure to check that first. The form was created by uploading an existing PDF file that I created from a MS Word file to Adobe FormsCentral. Once the form was completed, I had a coworker test it & it worked. We sent the form out & I have received some back, but have also received reports of the form not working. I downloaded the form to my computer & tested it using Adobe Acrobat 9.0 Standard. I use a Windows environment on a Dell laptop. The form does not work for me.

Problem with submit button in wweb dynpro abap

hi all,
we have problem in submit of our interactive form in web dynpro abap.
my scenario.
on event submit we have to fetch data from database table and display the same.
On click of the SUBMIT button for the first time it fetches data but when we change the input field and submit again it dsnt trigger the event(We need to double click only then event is triggered).
Can anyone guide us on how to fetch the data at single click.
Thanks and Regards
Vinoth

The form is open. I should have mentioned that I made sure to check that first. The form was created by uploading an existing PDF file that I created from a MS Word file to Adobe FormsCentral. Once the form was completed, I had a coworker test it & it worked. We sent the form out & I have received some back, but have also received reports of the form not working. I downloaded the form to my computer & tested it using Adobe Acrobat 9.0 Standard. I use a Windows environment on a Dell laptop. The form does not work for me.

Problem with submit button - Acrobat/Reader

I have created a simple fillable form with Adobe Acrobat XI Pro with a submit button, form posted to the web. The form/button works fine for me in Google Chrome, IE, and Safari (Windows 8, Outlook email client) but doesn't seem to work for users with only Adobe Reader (9 was tested using an older version of Windsows and Outlook). After completing the form successfully, they are returned the error message: "This operation is not permitted" when they attempt to submit their form using the submit button. I'm not sure what program is causing the problem. How do I fix this?

You need to Reader-enable the form using Acrobat. Before Reader 11 was introduced, Reader was not able to save a fille-in form unless the document was enabled. Since the changes need to be saved in order to attach it to an email, this is necessary for previous versions. Do enable a form in Acrobat 11, select: File > Save as Other > Reader Extended PDF > Enable More Tools

Problem with submit button of jframe

hi all
i am having problems with the submit button. once the submit button is clicked the values should be updated to an array of objects. it is doing this. the problem is i want the current frame to close once i click submit button. i have a GUI at the background and once i click something this frame appears asking for details for th user to input. but i want only the current form to close, not the whole progrmy code is shown below
thanks in advance
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.*;
public class TextForm extends JPanel {
public JTextField[] fields;
public MainInteractiveMap mainClass;
public TextForm(MainInteractiveMap m)
mainClass= m;
public TextForm(String[] labels, char[] mnemonics, int[] widths, String[] tips)
super(new BorderLayout());
JPanel labelPanel= new JPanel(new GridLayout(labels.length,1));
JPanel fieldPanel= new JPanel(new GridLayout(labels.length,1));
add(labelPanel, BorderLayout.WEST);
add(fieldPanel, BorderLayout.CENTER);
fields= new JTextField[labels.length];
for(int i=0; i< labels.length;i+=1)
fields[i] = new JTextField();
if (i<tips.length)fields.setToolTipText(tips[i]);
if (i<widths.length)fields[i].setColumns(widths[i]);
JLabel lab = new JLabel(labels[i], JLabel.RIGHT);
lab.setLabelFor(fields[i]);
if (i<mnemonics.length)lab.setDisplayedMnemonic(mnemonics[i]);
labelPanel.add(lab);
JPanel p = new JPanel(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.LEFT));
p.add(fields[i]);
fieldPanel.add(p);
public String getText(int i){
return (fields[i].getText());
public void printForm()
String[] labels = {"Location","No of Bedrooms","No of Bathrooms", "Garage","last selling price","current selling price"};
char[] mnemonics ={'L','B','b','G','L','C'};
int[] widths = {15,1,1,4,9,9};
String[] desc = {"Location","No of Bedrooms","No of Bathrooms", "Garage","last selling price","current selling price"};
final TextForm form = new TextForm(labels,mnemonics,widths,desc);
JButton submit = new JButton("Submit");
submit.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){
String location;
final int sellingPrice;
final int numOfRooms;
final int marketPrice;
final int numOfBathrooms;
final int numOfGarages;
location=form.getText(0);
sellingPrice=Integer.parseInt(form.getText(1));
numOfRooms=Integer.parseInt(form.getText(2));
marketPrice=Integer.parseInt(form.getText(3));
numOfBathrooms=Integer.parseInt(form.getText(4));
numOfGarages=Integer.parseInt(form.getText(5));
mainClass.Testing(location);
System.out.println(numOfGarages);
System.exit(0);
JFrame f = new JFrame("Input details of House");
f.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
f.getContentPane().add(form, BorderLayout.NORTH);
JPanel p = new JPanel();
p.add(submit);
f.getContentPane().add(p, BorderLayout.SOUTH);
f.pack();
f.setVisible(true);
regards

you just need to change (at end of actionPerformed())
System.exit(0);
to
[whateverFrame].dispose();
easier to show a simple demo
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
class Testing
public void buildGUI()
    JButton btn1 = new JButton("Open new Frame");
    final JFrame f1 = new JFrame("#1");
    f1.getContentPane().add(btn1);
    f1.pack();
    f1.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
    f1.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
    f1.setVisible(true);
    btn1.addActionListener(new ActionListener(){
      public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae){
        JButton btn2 = new JButton("Close/Return");
        final JFrame f2 = new JFrame("#2");
        f2.getContentPane().add(btn2);
        f2.pack();
        f2.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
        f2.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.DO_NOTHING_ON_CLOSE);//do not want to close with 'X'
        f1.setVisible(false);
        f2.setVisible(true);
        btn2.addActionListener(new ActionListener(){
          public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae){
            f2.dispose();
            f1.setVisible(true);
public static void main(String[] args)
    SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable(){
      public void run(){
        new Testing().buildGUI();
}

Problems with programming submit button and attachment upload

i have a problem programming the upload "athachments" and i
would like to know how to program the submit button to go to an
email address. once the form is filled out i want the information
to go into my email inbox. what script or coding to i need to add
to the page to make these two things i mentioned above happen?the
code for the page and where does it go. that is the reason for my
questioning on how to program the two buttons and place the code in
the html where it belongs so the page will function right and go to
the email adress that i need it to go in.
http://worldofexotics.com/submit.htm

> There are only two ways to process form data -
You understand that, right? You are asking about how to
process form data -
and I am saying that there are only 2 ways to do that.
> 1. Use mailto:[email protected] as the action of the form
You understand that? Each form has an action -
<form action="..."
--------------------^^^
The contents of that action attribute tells the browser what
to do when the
form's submit button is successfully pressed.
In other words, you could have <form
action=mailto:[email protected]
That would be ONE way to do it - but there are many
disadvantages, as
explained further in my post. The other way is method 2 -
> Use a server-side scripting method to a) harvest the
form's data, b)
> process it in some manner, e.g., enter it into a
database, c) formulate
> and
> send an email to one or more email recipients, and d)
redirect the visitor
> to some ending page
To do that, you'd have to *have* some server-side script -
there are quite a
few of them to choose from but the normal host usually also
supplies one as
part of your hosting package.
> You would have to decide which of these methods is best
for your needs,
> but if it's Method 2, then start by asking your host
what they provide for
> form processing.
Do you undertand that?
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> Hi I have been sent this answer but i am still none the
wiser
>
> Can you work it out? this is the answer
> below.............................
>
> There are only two ways to process form data -
>
> 1. Use mailto:[email protected] as the action of the form
> 2. Use a server-side scripting method to a) harvest the
form's data, b)
> process it in some manner, e.g., enter it into a
database, c) formulate
> and
> send an email to one or more email recipients, and d)
redirect the visitor
> to some ending page
>
> Method 1 is quite simple, and is also the least
reliable. It depends both
> on your visitor having an email client already installed
on their
> computer -
> this eliminates public computers, or home users without
email clients
> installed (more and more it seems) - and on the
installed email client
> responding to
> the mailto call. It is not possible to use this method
*and* send the
> visitor to a
> thank you page as well.
>
> Method 2 is the preferred method, since it eliminates
the problems of
> method
> 1, but it means that you have to grapple with
server-scripting somehow
> (ASP,
> CF, PHP, perl, etc.).
>
> You would have to decide which of these methods is best
for your needs,
> but if it's Method 2, then start by asking your host
what they provide for
> form
> processing.
>

How to fix problem of bypassing the submit button validation by pressing the space bar in the required fields. this occurrs in the internet explorer and chrome browser, but in foxfire.

How to fix problem of bypassing the submit button validation by pressing the space bar in the required fields. This occurs in the internet explorer and chrome browse but not in foxfire

How to fix problem of bypassing the submit button validation by pressing the space bar in the required fields. This occurs in the internet explorer and chrome browse but not in foxfire

The Submit button does nothing. How can this problem be corrected?

I have seen numerous postings stating that a Submit button on an XFA form will not work. I believe this may be a widespread problem.
The symptoms are as follows:
1. The form is a Designer form (sometimes referred to as an "XFA form") that contains either an HTTP Submit or an Email Submit button.
2. The Submit button works fine if the user has Adobe Professional (bundle of products incluting Acrobat and LifeCycle Designer) installed.
3. The Submit button does not work if the user only has the Adobe Reader installed.
Our users first reported this problem in October, and we have been attempting to determine what changed in our system to make this happen.
The forms were created using Designer version 9.
On Windows 7 and Windows XP test PCs we have tried various versions of the Reader X and get the same results with all of them.
We primarily use Internet Explorer as a browser.
I will admit that I have not read all of the release notes for all versions of Reader X. And I am not even sure if this is a Reader problem.
Please let me know if you are having this problem, and, if you have any thoughts on how to solve it I would very much like to hear from you.

Since this is a Designer form it may be worth posting in the LiveCycle Designer forum http://forums.adobe.com/community/livecycle/livecycle_modules_and_development_tools/livecy cle_designer_es. What works with Reader versus what works only with Acrobat is not only complicated, but it's different for Designer forms. We have very limited experienced people here for Designer forms, Acrobat forms is our thing.
However, I'm quite sure it isn't broken. The many limitations are by design, to sell more stuff.
Message was edited by: Test Screen Name

Problems with my Form not showing " Submit" button.

Hello.
I have finally managed to load my website thanks to the wonderful help from these forums, however, I now have a new problem!
My form on my contacts page does not display the “ Submit” button even though it clearly shows on my Mac on Iweb.
I have properly copied and written the html snippet, and it only shows people viewing my site on a Mac through Safari, but not on explorer or Firefox on standard PC’s. Why does it not work?
I am only using a form as people have told me by placing just your e-mail as a contact it attracts spam and so on.
Also the pages take a hundred years to load!
Is it possible that I need to reduce the size of the photos? Or, as friends have told me, is it because of my provider?
My website is www.claxtonolives.com.
It seems there is always a problem.
I noticed the olives at the bottom of the page display as a “ boxed “ picture also and each of the boxes do not display properly on the outlets page.
What is going on? As I have mentioned it all looks fine in Iweb on my mac.
Your help would be greatly appreciated!

You will need to make the snippet larger; large enough for Firefox and IE to be able to draw the submit button. Browsers draw elements in different ways and Firefox and IE are known to consume more space on the page to draw elements than all other browsers. In web design WYSI not necessarily WYG.
On the Contact page it's the Google map photo that requires some time to load. When you choose to draw a map instead of a satellite photo, loading time will be considerable less.

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