I'm trying to create a form that will kind of mimic the following website:
http://debt.bills.com
The two problems that I'm running into are:
[list]1) I think the onchange needs to be injected with javascript.[/list]
[list]2) On my first page I have a drop down asking filing status "Single or Couples" when clicked on single I'd like it to submit to the form for singles and vice versa for couples. [/list]
[list]3) Will doing a submit to different form all for session data to be saved?[/list]
The separate forms will ask different questions and have different pricing. I've been looking though the forums and can't find any solution.
Direct link to first page:
http://www.garranteedsolutions.com/index.php?option=com_chronoforms&chronoform=JoinNowPG1
Thank you,
Carl
http://debt.bills.com
The two problems that I'm running into are:
[list]1) I think the onchange needs to be injected with javascript.[/list]
[list]2) On my first page I have a drop down asking filing status "Single or Couples" when clicked on single I'd like it to submit to the form for singles and vice versa for couples. [/list]
[list]3) Will doing a submit to different form all for session data to be saved?[/list]
The separate forms will ask different questions and have different pricing. I've been looking though the forums and can't find any solution.
Direct link to first page:
http://www.garranteedsolutions.com/index.php?option=com_chronoforms&chronoform=JoinNowPG1
Thank you,
Carl
Hi Carl,
The site that you are copying is completely driven by JavaScript. I guess that you could start off by copying their scripts to see how they do it - but you can't use their scripts unless they are publicly available somewhere (check the file headers to see if there is a source listed).
If you decide not to write the JavaScript but to use a multipage form then you can add a JavaScript snippet to automatically submit the from when a drop-down selection is made.
Bob
The site that you are copying is completely driven by JavaScript. I guess that you could start off by copying their scripts to see how they do it - but you can't use their scripts unless they are publicly available somewhere (check the file headers to see if there is a source listed).
If you decide not to write the JavaScript but to use a multipage form then you can add a JavaScript snippet to automatically submit the from when a drop-down selection is made.
Bob
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