Hi, @cfjedimaster, this sounds a bit like the “HTML form must exist” requirement mentioned here. Quoting:
If you’re using a pure javascript form instead, this additional step is required:
- You still need to include an HTML form that meets the criteria above, including all the inputs with the same names as the javascript form. This is required because we parse HTML to find forms during your deploy - but we don’t try to parse javascript files. This means if you are using React, Vue, etc. which create HTML elements using Javascript during the render, you’ll still need to include an actual HTML file that includes all of the form details in it, including all possible inputs that you want to use. For a working example using React that you can generalize to other frameworks from, check out this blog post .
It sounds like the requirement above causing the behavior mentioned here?
I ask because it sounds like this is the issue:
- javascript form doesn’t work
- HTML form is created
- javascript starts working
If this is the issue, that is because the HTML form is required for all forms. If I’ve misunderstood the issue, please let us know.