Hey @saznajnovo,
thanks for your follow up.
Have you tried it, without the action attribute in the form? Is it working?
I mean, you are totally right, the action parameter is totally optional there, so it can be removed for now.
Best regards,
Patrick
Hi @patrickposner Yes, I removed it and that part works without any problem! But, there is AMP problem I mention here https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/amp-support-31/#post-11319415
I found what is problem, and it is not front-end but back-end. You didn’t implement in PHP function to “catch” AMP form post request and return data in json format. Also, you didn’t add AMP headers (cors issue and amp-redirect – https://stackoverflow.com/a/48295620). So, as temp fix I coded separated plugin to “glue” amp form and your plugin. That plugin is made specific for my problem, but I can send you source code if you want to integrate solution in your plugin.
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saznajnovo.
Hey @saznajnovo,
a copy of the separate plugin would be great.
Could you send it as a zip/tar to: [email protected]?
Then I can add the modifications in the next support release, that I’m currently working on.
Thanks for your deep-dive on the problem!