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willieindallas
Posted: 10/26/2003, 10:16 PM

I have a long form that need to be saved often. Using Codecharge 1.7 ASP language how do create Multiple Submits or Multiple Saves on the same form.
ryan
Posted: 10/26/2003, 11:56 PM

a long form that need to be saved often...

are you by any chance creating a very long survey form? For this scenario I would split the form section and create a wizard-like form. For example

---PERSONAL INFORMATION---
---------LastName______________----------FirstName
---------Age___________________----------Phone
---------InfoA_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoB_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoC_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoD_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoE_________________----------PhoneA

----------NEXT------------------------------------

---SPOUSE INFORMATION---
---------LastName______________----------FirstName
---------Age___________________----------Phone
---------InfoA_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoB_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoC_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoD_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoE_________________----------PhoneA

----------PREVIOUS--------------------NEXT-----------


---SIBLING INFORMATION---
---------LastName______________----------FirstName
---------Age___________________----------Phone
---------InfoA_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoB_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoC_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoD_________________----------PhoneA
---------InfoE_________________----------PhoneA

----------SUBMIT-----------


There this is just an example, the trick is you need to save the data on form 1, before proceeding to 2 and so on until the n form (final).

I would create a temporary database table for this in case the user wish not to fill out the form, until the final SUBMIT button (event) is clicked.
willieindallas
Posted: 10/27/2003, 7:55 PM

It is survey form. Thanks for the idea.

   


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