one form on multiple pages?

[Guest]

Is it possible to create one form across multiple pages? I want a customer
to enter some preliminary information in the form, then click a "proceed"
button, then continue to another page to enter more information, then
"submit". I want all the information to remain in one form record. Can
anyone help with this?

 

[Guest]

Good question. I'd like to know how to myself. In theory it seems
plausable. Just have the first page's "Next" button create a text file, and
all other "Next" buttons append its information to it, with the "Submit"
button finishing it off.

 

[David Berry]

This isn't something FrontPage can do out of the box because it won't retain
information as you move from page to page.

You will have to look into the use of some type of scripting like ASP or PHP
script.

 

[Guest]

Will the new version be capable of it?

This isn't something FrontPage can do out of the box because it won't retain
information as you move from page to page.

You will have to look into the use of some type of scripting like ASP or PHP
script.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

The new replace for FP, will not have any form bots, as far as I know.

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[David Berry]

No. It's just not something that HTML can do because it doesn't pass
information along from one page to another. Each page would need it's own
form and then you'd just keep adding results to the end of a text file. The
better way would be to learn server-side scripting. Here's an example
http://www.siteexperts.com/tips/backend/ts10/page1.asp