FormBuilder submit button doesn't work in IE

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FormBuilder submit button doesn't work in IE

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I've just discovered the submit button on the standard contact form in form builder doesn't work in IE 9. Both Firefox & Chrome work fine tho.

I have the latest version of Formbuilder & CMSMS 1.9.2

I've tried different from templates but that didn't solve the problem.
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Re: FormBuilder submit button doesn't work in IE

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Do you have a link to the form?...
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Re: FormBuilder submit button doesn't work in IE

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http://www.barnaul.co.nz/index.php?page=contact-us

I'm getting closer to finding the problem - it has something to do with the template (which is pretty awful anyway)

Any other template and the contact form works for IE - its jsut this one that doens't work - so I'm picking it has something to do with those IE workarounds at he top of the template although they look ok to me.

Strangely enough the submit button on the search box works ok
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I'm sorry I don't work on sites with those templates, way too many divs and position: settings for what is basically a simple layout...
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Have to agree with you there. I never have understood why they need all those nested DIVs.
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They use them for all the rounded corner stuff, top/left, top/center, top/right, left/center, right/center, bottom/left, bottom/center, bottom/right, etc. etc. which might be okay if it was a flexible template but with fixed width it is a waste of bandwidth...

These are made using Artisteer - Automated Web Designer which is (censored) software, look at the menu items and the number of spans...
<span class="l"></span><span class="r"></span><span class="t">Ammunition</span>

There is no need for 3 spans when one will work, and come on 2 spans next to each other and one is for the right side and it is on the left of the text, <sarcasm>real swift code</sarcasm>...
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