> imho, you are not overwriting the data with $this->Company->set. the
> problem is, that unfortunately after rendering your second page the
> model object and its data is gone. There are no persistent objects in
> CakePHP unless you store it to the database. One solution will be to
> store your data in the session.
yep. store it in a session, perhaps writing a function a bit like set:
function storeData ($step='step1', $data)
{
$this->Session->write($step, $data);
}
or similar
your only other alternative would be to have hidden fields for the
previous steps data in each new step...
hth
jb
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