I have a client who would like their employment application form made into an application online (an online version to compliment their PDf)...
This form can be filled out and emailed to the HR staff.
Currently the PDF is 3 pages long.
The form would have to be on a secure link.
My question is CAN a form be multiple pages as to not over whelm the user with a huge scrolling form?
Is this difficult to pull off? Should I hire a PHP programmer to look over my shoulder? (I'm a graphic designer comfortable with Dreamweaver and almost comfortable with Joomla)
Thanks!
This form can be filled out and emailed to the HR staff.
Currently the PDF is 3 pages long.
The form would have to be on a secure link.
My question is CAN a form be multiple pages as to not over whelm the user with a huge scrolling form?
Is this difficult to pull off? Should I hire a PHP programmer to look over my shoulder? (I'm a graphic designer comfortable with Dreamweaver and almost comfortable with Joomla)
Thanks!
Hi,
Cut your form into 3 pieces, put the 3 pieces each one in a DIV, using JS, hide/show the 3 divs through 3 button clicks, thats it, there are some recent posts about this here!
cheers
Max
Cut your form into 3 pieces, put the 3 pieces each one in a DIV, using JS, hide/show the 3 divs through 3 button clicks, thats it, there are some recent posts about this here!
cheers
Max
Just to clarify - there is not a way to save a partially filled out form?
This form is long - hence the break - I was wondering if it could be saved and returned to by the user but see in another post that it can't?
This form is long - hence the break - I was wondering if it could be saved and returned to by the user but see in another post that it can't?
Hi cb1,
You can save a form and have the user come back to it but that has to be done on the server side by some kind of submit and re-show. (Or I guess by using AJAX - but that's beyond my knowledge).
Bob
You can save a form and have the user come back to it but that has to be done on the server side by some kind of submit and re-show. (Or I guess by using AJAX - but that's beyond my knowledge).
Bob
Hi cb1,
its possible as Bob mentioned, you will need to use some php and edit the auto generated code of the forms, alter the tables, it needs some work, no out of the box solution, the other way is AJAX as Bob said, but this will need some JS and PHP code manged well on the form too.
Cheers
Max
its possible as Bob mentioned, you will need to use some php and edit the auto generated code of the forms, alter the tables, it needs some work, no out of the box solution, the other way is AJAX as Bob said, but this will need some JS and PHP code manged well on the form too.
Cheers
Max
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