From: "Merlin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The problem I have, is that the publishing is split into 3 screens
(steps). If
> the user reaches form 2, types something in and clicks on back and then on
> forward again he looses the values of the data entered in form 2.
>
> The back button is done with: jav
Merlin,
I have a similar problem right now. After a little research, I can
offer the following solutions:
1. Save the data to a temporary table with a timestamp -- then run a
process via cron (or manually) to clear out old, unfinished forms,
without worrying about your "real" data.
2. Save t
Hi there,
I am trying to make a php powered text publishing process more user friendly.
The problem I have, is that the publishing is split into 3 screens (steps). If
the user reaches form 2, types something in and clicks on back and then on
forward again he looses the values of the data entere
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Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 7:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] working with forms
I have a forms page that a user will fill out. When it is submitted, it
checks to see if any of the field entries entries are empty, and if so,
it has a die() statement that has a link
on Wed, Jun 18, 2003, Matt Palermo wrote:
>I have a forms page that a user will fill out. When it is submitted, it
>checks to see if any of the field entries entries are empty, and if so,
>it has a die() statement that has a link (javascript:history.back())
>which sends the user back to the form
I have a forms page that a user will fill out. When it is submitted, it checks to see
if any of the field entries entries are empty, and if so, it has a die() statement
that has a link (javascript:history.back()) which sends the user back to the form
page. However, when they go back to the for
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