hi,
Just a quick form question…
Is it possible to have form to go to a “confirmation page” so that they can check if all the info is correct, before submitting?
Thank you
Julie
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If you are writing your own form handler, then absolutely, yes you
can. But I don’t think that Tim’s form handler can do that or be made
to do it.
Walter
On Jul 30, 2010, at 11:17 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
hi,
Just a quick form question…
Is it possible to have form to go to a “confirmation page” so that
they can check if all the info is correct, before submitting?Thank you
Julie
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Here’s a very simple and naive version of what I mean:
You would POST your form to this code on your server (call it
confirm.php or similar) and then edit the script so that it in turn
posted to your real form handler.
All this page does is gather all of the POST variables sent to it into
an array, then loop through that array building hidden “mirror” form
elements to match, and a nice unordered list containing the human-
readable version of those variables. If you press the Continue button,
you simply send the same form on to the real handler. If you press the
Ooops link, you go back in your history to the pre-filled form.
Walter
On Jul 30, 2010, at 11:24 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
If you are writing your own form handler, then absolutely, yes you
can. But I don’t think that Tim’s form handler can do that or be
made to do it.Walter
On Jul 30, 2010, at 11:17 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
hi,
Just a quick form question…
Is it possible to have form to go to a “confirmation page” so that
they can check if all the info is correct, before submitting?Thank you
Julie
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Thank you Walter.
I will work on that .
Julie
On Jul 30, 2010, at 11:43 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Here’s a very simple and naive version of what I mean:
You would POST your form to this code on your server (call it confirm.php or similar) and then edit the script so that it in turn posted to your real form handler.
All this page does is gather all of the POST variables sent to it into an array, then loop through that array building hidden “mirror” form elements to match, and a nice unordered list containing the human-readable version of those variables. If you press the Continue button, you simply send the same form on to the real handler. If you press the Ooops link, you go back in your history to the pre-filled form.
Walter
On Jul 30, 2010, at 11:24 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
If you are writing your own form handler, then absolutely, yes you can. But I don’t think that Tim’s form handler can do that or be made to do it.
Walter
On Jul 30, 2010, at 11:17 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
hi,
Just a quick form question…
Is it possible to have form to go to a “confirmation page” so that they can check if all the info is correct, before submitting?
Thank you
Julie
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