Hello @morriscookies,
Call a button “submit” does not convert it in a submit, button. You are using the free version of the plugin, to include a submit button with the free version of the plugin there are two alternatives:
– Emulate it with a common button field, entering as its onclick event the following piece of code:
jQuery(this).closest('form').submit();
– Or inserting a “HTML Content” field in the form and entering the input tag in its content:
<input type="submit" value="submit" />
but, if you are using the free version of the plugin the server side operations should be implemented by yourself. Because only the paid versions of the plugin include the following server side operations:
– Store the collected data into the website’s database.
– Send notification emails after submit the form.
– Integrate the form with a payment gateway if it is needed.
Furthermore, in the paid versions of the plugin insert a submit button is as simple as select the “Yes” option for the attribute: “Display submit button?” in the form’s settings.
Best regards.