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Posted by Joseph E. Maxwell on 02/22/05 13:18
OK, I have no desire to re-invent the wheel , if a script exist that is
available I'll jump at it, otherwise I'll write the code myself. Failing
to find one, I've started on the latter approach. I've written code that
places initial data fields into a MySQL database. The next step is to
identify the user on login, extract the saved data and display the
value(s) in the respective fields - This is where I am seeking guidance
primarily, apparently this can't be a static code, dynamic?
b1nary Development Team wrote:
> Are you looking to code it yourself? If so, Here's the theory behind
> the concept...
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> So you have this multiple page form that you want to save and continue
> at a later time correct? So you'll have to set up a save button. You
> will also require some way to recognize the same user when the come
> back (ex. a login system). So, when they half finish a form, and
> select the save button, you can send them to ex. save.php which will
> take all the user data, and store it in a mysql database, somehow tied
> the user (ex. a user id). When the user comes back and logs in, you
> can extract this form data from the database, display the form and use
> the form's value="" field to automatically fill in the data.
>
> Joseph E. Maxwell wrote:
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>> Does anyone have any suggestions, info or references on php
>> script/code that would enable partially completed multiple page forms
>> that can be saved, retrieved and completed at a later date. I might
>> add also enabling/disabling or other navigational features? I think
>> there are are some java ones around but prefer php.
>>
>> Thanks
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