Is this possible?
I found a few places that discuss how to get it done (like this for example)
I also found this thread here documenting it.
I use the Advanced Wizard for my forms - is there a way to do it through the advanced wizard or do I have to go into the HTML of the form and update each element by hand?
Just looking for some different ways to automate this process as the form I have is pretty large.
I found a few places that discuss how to get it done (like this for example)
I also found this thread here documenting it.
I use the Advanced Wizard for my forms - is there a way to do it through the advanced wizard or do I have to go into the HTML of the form and update each element by hand?
Just looking for some different ways to automate this process as the form I have is pretty large.
Hi hannylicious,
Do you need to do it in the browser as the user types, or when the submit button is pressed; or is it enough to process the results after the form is submitted.
Bob
PS I hate all caps :-(
Do you need to do it in the browser as the user types, or when the submit button is pressed; or is it enough to process the results after the form is submitted.
Bob
PS I hate all caps :-(
I hate all caps too! Believe me, this isn't my choosing! ha!
However, I think it would be best if it was an 'as the user types' kind of solution (so I am thinking Javascript). Just looking for more easily implemented ideas than the ones in the links I provided before because of the size of the form.
If there are none out there - no worries, and I guess a manual input of each will have to do.
However, I think it would be best if it was an 'as the user types' kind of solution (so I am thinking Javascript). Just looking for more easily implemented ideas than the ones in the links I provided before because of the size of the form.
If there are none out there - no worries, and I guess a manual input of each will have to do.
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