Joomla + Google don't work together - joomla

Here's the problem: I've used a Google Drive forms to create a form, then linked to it to my own form through action="" and name="" parameters of the form. Stuff worked like a charm when used as a plain page on my server.
Once loaded into joomla, no go. Google gives the following: "Google Drive encountered an error. If reloading the page doesn't help, please report the error."
Any suggestions on how/what things are conflicting?
Thanks!
Link to form on Joomla: http://dgm3740.inkedkeyboard.com/final/index.php/reserve-a-party (please be very considerate in entries)
Link to form as is on a server: http://test.inkedkeyboard.com/party_form_two.html

Using the first link you provided, I was able to enter various test data without a problem.
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Perhaps the problem is in your client?

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