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Add to Cart <form> Tags Break My Page

edited Nov 27, 2019 8:44PM in Web Site / E-Commerce 4 comments

I may have posted this originally in the wrong place, sorry.

We have a WSDK site that uses versions of the Add To Cart script provided by Netsuite. Our site's in .Net so I've got problems dealing with <form> tags that live inside the page. This is particularly nasty in IE. The workaround is to force the browser to render in IE7. This is not a good solution long term. I'm curious if anyone else has had success re-coding the Add To Cart functions in a way that drops the use of the <form> tag. Here's the page in question:

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