Hi Marc,
Thanks for the reply. We've considered this approach however it doesn't
work for our situation. The problem is that the possible pages is
variable and dependent on data provided by the database. For example, a
repeater widget that has multiple group widget containers per row, and
the
It may be possible to provide this functionality using the
ProcessingPhaseListeners event handler. The implementation of this
class would record the state of all form widgets on creation. When
receiving an event that the LOAD_MODEL phase has ended, then the widget
state could be applied to form.
of the same call
of this function
HTH,
Bill
From: Craig Gulliver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 3/16/2006 1:00 PM
To: users@cocoon.apache.org
Subject: Re: Back button issues with multipage forms
It may be possible to provide this functionality using
I have several forms that use the multipage wizard. The basic
idea is that the form has multiple group widget containers that can be hidden
or displayed based on user actions(ie button clicks really). And are
controlled using button event handers (on-action events) in the form
definition.
Hi Craig,i did run into the problem, and i didn't find other satisfiying solution than to cut down my multipage form to several forms called successively from the same flowscript function.You can also try to hack the pb with something like that :
var submitWidget =
