Is it possible, by any way including database modifications, to copy a page container, and its fields, from one form to another? I don't want to just copy/duplicate the entire form itself because I have 3 forms that I have already created that are using a custom Moneris Payment Processor action that I have created, but I need to add a page that collects all of the personal info and billing info to send to the payment processor. I'm lazy and would rather not have to create the same exact page 3 times.
Note, we didn't put the presentation of these fields, the capturing of the data, and the needed validation checks into the action itself because it seems contrary to the natural flow of chronoforms to try to do this manually.I would also have to make sure that the action does not redirect people away from the form by accident.
Note, we didn't put the presentation of these fields, the capturing of the data, and the needed validation checks into the action itself because it seems contrary to the natural flow of chronoforms to try to do this manually.I would also have to make sure that the action does not redirect people away from the form by accident.
Hi rtobias,
Not using copy and paste in the conventional way :-(
+ You can build the form page one, save the resulting HTML to a file and include that file into several forms.
+ You can use the Load Form action to load a from event into another form. I've never used this so I'm not very sure how it works but I think it does what you need.
+ You can also save form data to the User Session and then redirect to a second form event and retrieve the data.
My guess is that one of these could be used to save the duplication.
Bob
Not using copy and paste in the conventional way :-(
+ You can build the form page one, save the resulting HTML to a file and include that file into several forms.
+ You can use the Load Form action to load a from event into another form. I've never used this so I'm not very sure how it works but I think it does what you need.
+ You can also save form data to the User Session and then redirect to a second form event and retrieve the data.
My guess is that one of these could be used to save the duplication.
Bob
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