Won't work
- it is a single form split between x pages (JavaScript driven "pages")
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| Yes as long as you want the same thing to happen on all pages. What I
mean
| is that the form action would be the same (send an email etc).
|
|
| | > Are you saying that I could use your directions to have a form with
| > multiple
| > pages and it will work properly....even with form field validations?
| >
| > "David Berry" wrote:
| >
| >> You could use PHP or you could use any server-side script (such as
ASP or
| >> ASP.NET) as well. In those cases you wouldn't use a layer, you'd use
a
| >> server-side include. I all you're looking for on your current site
is
| >> the
| >> same content for multiple pages the just create a new page that will
hold
| >> that content, cut and paste the content onto the new page, save it
and
| >> then
| >> on the other pages choose Insert, Web Component, Include Page and
choose
| >> to
| >> include the new page. That way you only have to make updates on the
| >> included page and all other pages it's on will update automatically.
| >> Also,
| >> remove the absolute positioning from the included page so it says in
the
| >> cell where you want it.
| >>
| >>
| >> | >> > Could I use php and mysql in FP do create a multipage form and have
the
| >> > field
| >> > validation work correctly? I don't program in php but would like
to
| >> > learn
| >> > it.
| >> >
| >> > Thanks....
| >> >
| >> > "Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:
| >> >
| >> >> Just because you are using layers (to show/hide parts of the page)
| >> >> doesn't mean you need to use absolute positioning
| >> >>
| >> >> And you can't use FP field validation w/ your layout because it
| >> >> validates
| >> >> the whole form (hidden or not)
| >> >> - and can not apply the focus to hidden fields (so the script
fails
| >> >> and
| >> >> submits the form w/o required data)
| >> >>
| >> >> IMHO
| >> >> remove the multipage
| >> >> --
| >> >>
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| >> >> SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
| >> >> "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
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| >> >>
| >> >>
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| >> >> _____________________________________________
| >> >>
| >> >>
| >> >> | >> >> | The reason I am using layers is because it is a multipage
form...
| >> >> that
| >> >> I
| >> >> | believe,
| >> >> | requires layers. This is my first attempt at layers.
| >> >> |
| >> >> | "David Berry" wrote:
| >> >> |
| >> >> | > When I looked at it on my screen (at 1280 x 1024) it was slid
over
| >> >> too far
| >> >> | > as well. Why do you want to use a layer here? Is it
something
| >> >> you
| >> >> really
| >> >> | > need? If you just insert another table row under where you
have
| >> >> "EPSKED
| >> >> | > ORDER FORM" and then cut and paste the layer into that cell
(do it
| >> >> from
| >> >> | > Split View - it's easier to cut and paste it out) and remove
the
| >> >> position:
| >> >> | > absolute; from the style of the DIV tag it should line up just
| >> >> fine
| >> >> on all
| >> >> | > resolutions. At least it did when I tested in on my PC.
| >> >> | >
| >> >> | >
| >> >> | >
message
| >> >> | > | >> >> | > >I created a multi-page form. using layers. I used the
directions
| >> >> listed on
| >> >> | > > the MS website.
| >> >> | > > The form looks good on my screen using Firefox and IE6.
| >> >> | > > When I view the form on a Mac using Firefox or Safari, the
| >> >> positioning is
| >> >> | > > "off".
| >> >> | > > Also, the view is different on a laptop.
| >> >> | > > The url is:
www.bytebloc.com/order.form.3.html
| >> >> | > >
| >> >> | > > Thanks in advance for any help on this!!
| >> >> | >
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