First question: can I have different sections of the choices not in the same table like the first, but yet when they click submit, all parts are sent.
The second question I was wondering -
can sections be “faded” like the second one = but as they check their plans etc the next step is unfaded…
Thank you so much.
Julie
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wow part of my message got chopped - weird. I am so sorry about that.
basically I have a client that that wants something like this on her site (she also sells satellite packages)
http://www.nationwidesatellite.com/HughesNet/order/order_HughesNet.asp
http://elitesat.com/hn_Plans.asp
I can see the php standard form parts - in both.
but here are the 2 questions:
First question: can I have different sections of the choices not in the same table like the first, but yet when they click submit, all parts are sent.
The second question I was wondering -
can sections be “faded” like the second one = but as they check their plans etc the next step is unfaded…
Thank you so much.
Julie
On Jul 19, 2010, at 2:51 PM, waltd wrote:
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On Jul 19, 2010, at 3:05 PM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
First question: can I have different sections of the choices not in
the same table like the first, but yet when they click submit, all
parts are sent.
By default, Freeway makes a single form for the entire page, and your
form elements can be anywhere on the page, and in any order, and all
of the fields will be submitted at once when the submit button is
pressed.
Take a look at Tim’s PHP Feedback Form Action documentation and see if
he allows you to apply it to the page, rather than to a table. If you
apply it to a table, then it’s going to either have to be a really
large table (comprising both sets of form elements) or you might end
up missing one or the other forms.
The second question I was wondering -
can sections be “faded” like the second one = but as they check
their plans etc the next step is unfaded…
This is possible, as long as you use some JavaScript. This particular
form does quite a bit to make the progression happen the way they want
it to – not only are the text elements around those form inputs
“grayed back”, but the form elements themselves are disabled, so that
no input can be made through them. That’s also possible with JavaScript.
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Thank you…
I will check out Tim’s form action - if it can be set for a page… thats what I thought.
also , unsure about java script I have never really worked on it.
thanks again.
Julie
On Jul 19, 2010, at 3:18 PM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
On Jul 19, 2010, at 3:05 PM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
First question: can I have different sections of the choices not in the same table like the first, but yet when they click submit, all parts are sent.
By default, Freeway makes a single form for the entire page, and your form elements can be anywhere on the page, and in any order, and all of the fields will be submitted at once when the submit button is pressed.
Take a look at Tim’s PHP Feedback Form Action documentation and see if he allows you to apply it to the page, rather than to a table. If you apply it to a table, then it’s going to either have to be a really large table (comprising both sets of form elements) or you might end up missing one or the other forms.
The second question I was wondering -
can sections be “faded” like the second one = but as they check their plans etc the next step is unfaded…
This is possible, as long as you use some JavaScript. This particular form does quite a bit to make the progression happen the way they want it to – not only are the text elements around those form inputs “grayed back”, but the form elements themselves are disabled, so that no input can be made through them. That’s also possible with JavaScript.
Walter
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