Invalid markup in webform fields [#2510534]

Hi,

Some of my visitors are experiencing the issue mentioned in the FAQ/Common problems page - https://www.drupal.org/documentation/modules/webform/faq "IE7+ Form Cannot be Submitted (either disabled or blanked upon submission)"... so of course I have done a W3C validator check on it but the only errors that seem to be cropping up originate from the form itself (and a mailchimp subscription form)- well here is the validator page link.

I'm unable to replicate the issue, but I've seen it a couple of times on a colleagues computer, and occasionally we have a report from a user that they haven't been able to send the contact form again, so I'm working on a fairly hypothetical basis here, but the unclickable submit button seems to most accurately fit the description of my problem. Is there any way I can clean up this markup to make it validate and see if it gets rid of the problem?

I've also just noticed that neither of my textareas are set to resizeable, but they ARE able to be resized in Chrome - if that's also a trigger, how do I turn it off?

Appreciate any advice, I've been trying to figure this one out for months now and just when I think it's fine I get someone else reporting that they cannot submit the form!

Thanks

Comments

Comment #1

DanChadwick CreditAttribution: DanChadwick commented 23 June 2015 at 11:04

Status:	Active	» Fixed
Issue tags:	-no submit

The validator errors you linked to are all html5 errors. Browsers do a good job of ignoring these attributes that they don't understand, so I doubt that's your issue. Without a clear description of the symptom and the ability to reproduce it, I don't think there is much I can do from afar to help.

I believe this is an issue for Chrome in the queue about being resizeable anyhow, but I haven't searched. I suspect that just a browser nonconformance to the spec.

Comment #2

Rhicreate CreditAttribution: Rhicreate commented 23 June 2015 at 16:07

Hmm okay, thanks. I know it's all a bit vague, I can't even replicate the problem myself, but what people are describing is the same as the description on common problems page for IE, so I thought that might be the solution, but I can't seem to find any malformed code causing problems. Will check out the Chrome issue that you mentioned, otherwise I will just have to see if I can get more details out of the next person that reports it. Frustrating.