This component is great. Right now it allows my users to submit information about various things. Chronoforms then automatically stores this information in a database.
My question is this--Let's say one of my users submits some info, then decides they want to go back and update a few of the information fields the next day. Is there a built-in way in Chronoforms to pull up a past database entry into the form, then allow the user to re-submit it in such a way that the database entry is updated?
If this is not built-in, does anyone have suggestions for the best way to implement this (ie. should I just try to mess with the code so the form inputs contain the old data, then do an update SQL command? Or is there a better way with some of the steps already done)?
Thanks!
My question is this--Let's say one of my users submits some info, then decides they want to go back and update a few of the information fields the next day. Is there a built-in way in Chronoforms to pull up a past database entry into the form, then allow the user to re-submit it in such a way that the database entry is updated?
If this is not built-in, does anyone have suggestions for the best way to implement this (ie. should I just try to mess with the code so the form inputs contain the old data, then do an update SQL command? Or is there a better way with some of the steps already done)?
Thanks!