Multi-Page Form with FP 2003

[Alex]

I know FP 2003 doesn't create multi-page forms. But it does easily allow the
creation of confirmation pages that display after the "submit" button is
pushed.

Is there anything that would prevent the creation of a follow-on form on the
confirmation page of the first form? In other words, I hit the "submit"
button on Form 1, and then see Form 2 as the "confirmation page"?

If this works, in theory there could be a third page of the form, and so on.

Alex

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

See http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=205756

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|I know FP 2003 doesn't create multi-page forms. But it does easily allow the
| creation of confirmation pages that display after the "submit" button is
| pushed.
|
| Is there anything that would prevent the creation of a follow-on form on the
| confirmation page of the first form? In other words, I hit the "submit"
| button on Form 1, and then see Form 2 as the "confirmation page"?
|
| If this works, in theory there could be a third page of the form, and so on.
|
| Alex
|
|

 

[Alex]

Stefan,

Thanks, I think this indicates that "chaining" forms will work (i.e.,
creating an initial form, then a follow-on form on the confirmation page of
the initial form, and so on.

Alex