Posted by Davy Obdam on 04/09/05 11:28

Hi Donald,

Thanks for your suggestion, i`ll have a look at
HTML_QuickForm_Controller. Stil for now i would like to know how to make
a multi-page form using ONLY Smarty and SmartyValidate. I am gonna try
both method and see what works best. Does anyone has a simple example
how to accomplish this?

I have read about

SmartyValidator::set_page('1')

And in the template
{validate id="foo" page="1" ... message="fooError"}


But i dont see how this works, i stil get both forms on 1 page?

Best regards,

Davy

Donald A. Lobo wrote:

>
> u might want to try using HTML_QuickForm_Controller. it does exactly
> what u want, and has good integration with smarty :)
>
> lobo
>
> On Apr 8, 2005, at 4:20 PM, Davy Obdam wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am using Smarty 2.6.9 and SmartyValidate 2.4.0. I would like to
>> make a multi-page registration form. When the user submits the first
>> step (and no errors are found) he need to go to step 2 etc etc.. and
>> in the end i would like to have all the formdata in a session. I have
>> been looking in the documentation and on the forum, but i cant find
>> any good examples. Does anyone has a good example of how to
>> accomplish this or know a good tuturial on SmartyValidate and
>> multi-page forms?
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Davy
>>
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