Hi to all,
excuse me for this post and for my english but... I searched into all the forum a post to explain me the steps to follow for "inserting a back button into a Multi-page Form". All I found is not for version 5 (?)
Is there a post or a tutorial to follow for It?
Tanks,
M.r..
excuse me for this post and for my english but... I searched into all the forum a post to explain me the steps to follow for "inserting a back button into a Multi-page Form". All I found is not for version 5 (?)
Is there a post or a tutorial to follow for It?
Tanks,
M.r..
I tried the solution posted here https://www.chronoengine.com/forums/posts/f2/t95332.html?page=4 but I don't have an ajax form, and this makes the form to have all the page inside, without the information we had inserted before..
Hi miguelmpn,
I also had all these types of problems. I have just made another post in the Forum with a working example of a form I have produced.
Unfortunately this form was making use of the Ajax functionality, but the method should still be similar for a non Ajax form.
The key change I made to stop the first page from losing it's data was to create an additional event in the setup tab and called it page1. This event was pretty much the same as the 'on load' event apart from the multipage reset setting was NO and the previous button on page 2 points to this page1 event.
I hope that makes sense, but there is a working example in the post.
Cheers, Paddy
I also had all these types of problems. I have just made another post in the Forum with a working example of a form I have produced.
Unfortunately this form was making use of the Ajax functionality, but the method should still be similar for a non Ajax form.
The key change I made to stop the first page from losing it's data was to create an additional event in the setup tab and called it page1. This event was pretty much the same as the 'on load' event apart from the multipage reset setting was NO and the previous button on page 2 points to this page1 event.
I hope that makes sense, but there is a working example in the post.
Cheers, Paddy
Hi Paddy thank you for the reply,
Can you send me the link to the post? I think I already saw it, but just so that I can try it again 🙂
Can you send me the link to the post? I think I already saw it, but just so that I can try it again 🙂
Hi,
Here's the link:
https://www.chronoengine.com/forums/posts/f2/t99978/how-to-place-next-back-buttons-on-a-multi-page-form.html
cheers, Paddy
Here's the link:
https://www.chronoengine.com/forums/posts/f2/t99978/how-to-place-next-back-buttons-on-a-multi-page-form.html
cheers, Paddy
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