< Are you trying to do a "wizard-like" form on a web page where the user is taken through steps to complete a task? < <Like this: <Step 1: User picks a Country from a Select list of Countries Step 2: User picks a State/Province from a Select list of <available State/Province (based on what country from step 1) Step 3: User picks a City based on state from step 2 Step <????? whatever < <Is this what you are doing?
Yes it's a bit of it. But I've managed this issue by submitting the forms with javascript (document.forms[i].submit) and putting the selected fields in the sessioncontext, so that the last form, can use these fields. It's a bit dirty, but it works. Bjoern -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
