I've been struggling pulling the data from multi page to confirmation page.. here's what I have.
Holder - Mother Form - (Use Multi Page and enabled it in the form)
form_1 - 1st child form - (Connect to the database named "chronoforms_details" and write enabled)
form_2 - 2nd child form - (Create Table name "chronoforms_details" + create new 2 field which is from form_1 and write enabled)
everything is working fine like when I click the "mother form" it gives me the first form which is form_1 after a fill the form_1 and click next step button It directs me to form_2 when I click submit then the problem occurs.
Problem 1: the data that I input is not writing into the database which is "chronoforms_details" database, but I tried using 1 single form which is form_1 to try if it is writing to database and yes it's writing.
Question 1: Is that right process of creating and writing to database using multi-page? or am i missing something
Problem 2: I enabled confirmation in form_2 but when I click submit button it only gives me the confirmation information of form_2 and not the form_1.
Question 2: Is it right enabling the confirmation in form_2 or it's different process? How can I populate the data that I input in form_1 and form_2 in confirmation page?
Thanks in advanced!
I have just sent you the latest version to fix problem 1, however I didn't test the multi page plugin with the confirmation page which some user reported it has some problem!
Regards,
Max
A possible workaround for the second problem: create a third form where you make your own confirmation page in the form HTML. It's more work but it works.
Oh, for I forget: very nice extension, I'm going to implement this in my new Joomla site very soon.
Problem 2: I enabled confirmation in form_2 but when I click submit button it only gives me the confirmation information of form_2 and not the form_1.
Question 2: Is it right enabling the confirmation in form_2 or it's different process? How can I populate the data that I input in form_1 and form_2 in confirmation page?
and the process above is correct. the only problem here is when I click the submit button in form_2 it gives me the confirmation page and below that it also populate the after submit text which ideally it should be after I submit my final confirmation.
is that a bug? or it's just a wrong process.
and my final problem is writing the database. I thought the updated one fixed the writing mode in the database. am i missing something on that?
THanks
Jon
Problem 1: the data that I input is not writing into the database which is "chronoforms_details" database, but I tried using 1 single form which is form_1 to try if it is writing to database and yes it's writing.
Question 1: Is that right process of creating and writing to database using multi-page? or am i missing something
TIP: when creating multi page, you need to connect mother form (which I missed) and it's child form to the specified database to enabled the writing.
Thanks
Jon
my final issue is when I click the submit button in form_2 it gives me the confirmation page and below that it also populate the "after submit text" which ideally it should be after I submit my final confirmation.
but if I remove the "after submit text" when the confirmation information is showed and I click submit it redirects me to form_1 again.
please let me know if it make sense so I can elaborate more..
Jon
Honestly I didn't try the 2 plugins together, some users report issues with the confirmation page plugin too so I will test it and see if any fixes should be made, you may contact me again soon to know the news!
Regards
Max
Hi Jon,
Honestly I didn't try the 2 plugins together, some users report issues with the confirmation page plugin too so I will test it and see if any fixes should be made, you may contact me again soon to know the news!
Regards
Max
Agree.. it's not possible to use those 2 plugin at the same time.. really bad for me:( as I need it.. anyway goodluck on developing this component, I will try it without multi page for now. and will hit you back if there's new update!
Jon