Hi,
Is there a better way than using the multiholder to realize what the multi holder is doing ?
I found the multiholder difficult to use when a lot of field are in the form especially to identify the elements/id to input to make it work
Any code ?
Is there a better way than using the multiholder to realize what the multi holder is doing ?
I found the multiholder difficult to use when a lot of field are in the form especially to identify the elements/id to input to make it work
Any code ?
Hi laurentmartin,
I would probably edit the Form HTML directly to get the layout I wanted.
If you do that then you can no longer use Wizard Edit on that form. If you need to add new fields you can create them with the Form Wizard in a new temporary form and then copy and paste the HTML over.
Bob
I would probably edit the Form HTML directly to get the layout I wanted.
If you do that then you can no longer use Wizard Edit on that form. If you need to add new fields you can create them with the Form Wizard in a new temporary form and then copy and paste the HTML over.
Bob
Hi Greayhead,
What would be the solution to edit by hand?
I mean should I create a table or a div ?
What do you suggest ?
What would be the solution to edit by hand?
I mean should I create a table or a div ?
What do you suggest ?
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