This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
A Form is included on a page, but the submit button is completely inactive and does not submit the form.
Solution:
In this case the client was including a View inside the form in such a way that there were nested forms, which is not admissible in HTML. The closing /form tag of the nested form was being interpreted as the end of the main form.
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Last updated by 6 years, 6 months ago.
Assisted by: Nigel.
The View "Attached resume" does not in any sense "attach" a resume to the form submission, I'm not entirely sure what its purpose is (other than purely visual).
When you submit a form what gets submitted are the form inputs.
Including some HTML from a resume inside the form does not mean that the resume is submitted along with the form if the resume components are not form inputs themselves.
In any case, I took a closer look at the markup for the page, and the nested form is actually coming from the section I show in the screenshot.
The retour button is inside a small form, which is creating the nested form tags and breaking the CRED form.
I suspect you have added that at some point, which is when your CRED form submit would have stopped working.
You'll need to remove that for the form to work again.
