Re: Multi-Step Form

Sun, 21 May 2006 02:43:15 -0700

Has anyone looked at using the pagination helper somehow in creating a form as discussed on this thread?

I just discovered that feature and am reading on to see if I can make use of it in the "wizard" situation.

Thanks

On 5/19/06, Langdon Stevenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi John

Sounds like you are well ahead of me :-)

I keep expecting to hit some limitation with the PRG pattern each time I
do something new (like adding the Cancel functionality), but it
continues to surprise me with its flexibility.

Regards,
Langdon



John Zimmerman [gmail] wrote:
> I am using post-redirect-get pattern.  My old solutions does generally
> the same thing.
>
> I am trying to integrate PEAR QuickForm as well.  So far it is turning
> out ok, needs quite a bit of work though.
>
> In my solutions every step is basically a quickform (customizable
> through templates, which I will make a more elegant solutionl ater).
> When data is submited it is validated at each step.  The next button
> submits the data for that step.  After validation I store the data
> into a session array and redirect via get to the next step (determined
> by the controller).
>
> Beyond what QuickForm does already I am not explicitly storing cancel
> data.  I have however taken care of the resubmit problem by setting a
> variable at the commit stage that says to clear the session data next
> time the wizard is loaded.
>
> I will see where this takes me the next couple of days.


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