It some environments, the controller's success method is being called from the template (rather than the Success HTML Field being rendered). This is causing Silverstripe to throw a 'no fortemplate method' error. This can be fixed by supplying names that differ in more than just case.
It some environments, the controller's success method is being called from the template (rather than the Success HTML Field being rendered). This is causing Silverstripe to throw a 'no fortemplate method' error. This can be fixed by supplying names that differ in more than just case.