fieldlset as wizard custom element

So after getting the first custom Form i've tried to make something like a multiholder.

I want to take several form fields together in ONE FIELD SET (with my own class)

so i created this code in custom wizard:

<fieldset class="...">
  <legend>{PARAMETER}</legend>

notice that i did not close the fieldset yet

and i created a second element with just the closing tag

</fieldset>

I thought, that I am able to take several form boxes together in one fieldset...
But in fact that did not work at all because due to any reason, fieldset self closed after legend...
(I already had problems to insert the ending tag </fieldset> in the wizard)

So can anybody help me how to create such a fieldset-holder?

Hi Castor,

I have no idea, I suspect that you are pushing the code beyond the boundaries of what Max had in mind :-(

Try dropping him an email through the Contact Us form - he'll have a better idea of what is possible than I do.

Bob

Okay i think i will formulate my question in form of a modification request.
ChronoForms is the Future of Contact forms if you could ABSOLUTELY separate the FUNCTION and the DESIGN what means, that HTML code is 100% independant of the function...

Hi there, have you solved?
I need a custom wizard element with <fieldset> too.
I used

<fieldset id="{ID}" class="{class}">
   <legend>{legend}</legend>

but the </fieldset> is added automatically and I can’t include items.
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How can I use the same method of the HultiHolder inserting the items with a “Elements” propery?
Thanks.

Hi mat,

I don't see any easy way of getting this to work. You might be able to add an element (or elements) directly to the template elements.php file in the administrator folder???

Bob

You might be able to add an element (or elements) directly to the template elements.php file in the administrator folder???

I’ll try, thanks.