Two forms multipage overwriting each others areas.

I have two forms on the page below... one on the top and then a "results" area form on the bottom. Reason I am doing this is I want to utilize the email feature to send resuts and to have the results form read and update from the IT Resource Calculator data. If you click "Start Calculator" you will see the top form overwrites the bottom form. I'm not sure why this is happening... please let me know your thoughts!

http://www.servnettech.com/it-resource-calculator.html - Page where both forms are combined
http://www.servnettech.com/index.php?option=com_chronoforms&chronoform=ROI_Calculator - IT Resource Calculator
http://www.servnettech.com/index.php?option=com_chronoforms&chronoform=Results_IT_Resource_Calculator - Results form

Hi fyanko,

I took myself right through the Calculator but haven't seen any results form at all? I don't see anything if I click the results link either.

Bob

Bob,

If you go to the IT Resource Calculator page below you will see the resource calculator appears on the top. Then another form the results appears in white box titled "What's a Best-In-Class IT department look like?". If you click "Start IT Resource Calculator" you will see the one form appear where the other form is instead of staying in its own Joomla "module". If you go through the individua links you will see what I mean then compare to the main page below:
http://www.servnettech.com/it-resource-calculator

Let me know your thoughts!

Hi fyanko,

Ah - it wasn't at all clear to me that the "What's a Best-In-Class IT department look like?" was a form - I don't see any form elements there (apart from the form tags when I view the page source).

The simplest fix is probably to make these into one form (or one set of forms). Add a Custom Element element to the RoI form pages and include the HTML from the other form into it. They they will always appear together though the layout will be slightly different.

Alternatively make the RoI form the main part of the page and put the 'Results' part in a module on those pages.

Or . . . make the RoI part use tabs or sliders rather than be multi-paged.

The only way I know of to keep a multi-page form inside a module is to use an iFrame module so that each page loads inside the iFrame one after the other. You can get this to work but it's not an 'elegant solution'.

Bob

Thanks Bob, I just put the second form into an article using the plug-in and that seemed to fix it.