There is already a reply to this question to your other post on 15/06/2005!
On the first form page, right-click the form and choose Properties. Then,
select Send To Other and click Options.
In the resulting dialog box, set Action to the URL of your second form, and
Method to GET.
Now open the second form and add the following script to the <head> section.
<script>
function qsobj (){
var qvbl;
var qstring = "" + document.location.search.substring(1);
if (qstring != ""){
var qpairs = qstring.split("&");
for (i=0; i < qpairs.length; i++) {
qvbl = qpairs
.split("=");
this["" + qvbl[0]] = unescape(qvbl[1].replace("+"," "));
}
}
}
function getqsvar(qsvar){
if (qstr[qsvar] == null){
return "";
}else{
return qstr[qsvar];
}
}
var qstr = new qsobj();
function initForm()
{
document.forms[0].C1.value = getqsvar("C1");
document.forms[0].T1.value = getqsvar("T1");
}
</script>
Note the two statements:
document.forms[0].C1.value = getqsvar("C1");
document.forms[0].T1.value = getqsvar("T1");
You need to modify/duplicate these once for each form field on the first
page. For example, if the first page contains four fields named custname,
address, city, and state, code:
document.forms[0].custname.value = getqsvar("custname");
document.forms[0].address.value = getqsvar("address");
document.forms[0].city.value = getqsvar("city");
document.forms[0].state.value = getqsvar("state");
Next, add an onload= attribute to the <body> tag like this.
<body onload="initForm();">
Finally, for each field on the first Web page, add a hidden form field like
ones below to the form on the second page:
<input type="hidden" name="custname" value="">
<input type="hidden" name="address" value="">
<input type="hidden" name="city" value="">
<input type="hidden" name="state" value="">
Jim Buyens
Microsoft MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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Sol said:
Designed a form in Frontpage. But my form is too long ot be a 'single'
page.
Infact I need about 4 pages of a varieties of form fields. I don't know
how
to 'link' this forms and recieve the WHOLE reply as a CSV file(or send it
to
my email in whatever readable format). I know a little about using a
hidden
field, but I couldn't manage to interact b/n my pages-
What type of navigation(hyberlink, interactive navigation, or the push
button it self)should i use to go from one page to another and at the same
time stor the data from the previous pages(as hidden in the following
pages)
and finnaly submit it?
Pls help
Solomon
