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joshua77
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2 page form with continue button?? - 8/25/2004 23:28:16
Anyone know how to split a form into two separate pages with a continue button, and have all the results sent to the same database?
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pesty
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RE: 2 page form with continue button?? - 8/26/2004 5:48:22
Hi Joshua77,
You have to create 2 seperate forms for 2 seperate pages.
If you have 1 form on a page. Create a 2nd page and add a form box to the second page. Go to the 1st page and copy the bottom half of the form. Go back to the 2nd page and paste it into the new form box.
On your 1st page add a continue link at the bottom of the page to give the appearance of one continuous form.
Both forms will insert the information into the same database, if you code it that way.
Hope that helps,
Pesty
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aaronwiles
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From: Aaron Wiles
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RE: 2 page form with continue button?? - 8/27/2004 22:30:36
If using ASP the easiest & most simple way/s is to submit to the second page, then either use the Request.Form("field") option on the second page to retrieve the data from the first page using the POST method, or use the GET method then retrieve the data from the querystring from the second page, it's that simple.
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