Well, he's asking you to do something that goes against what the web is good at. The simple solution is a two page form.
I've also had some luck with hiding/showing parts of the form with css/javascipt... it worked really well, but needed (of course) a modern browser with good JS and CSS support. For that particular case, it was for an intranet, so there were no problems... but I'd *NEVER* rely on JS in a "public" form. Justin French on 06/11/02 3:04 AM, Chris Rehm ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Good point, lack of javascript is a consideration. > > The request is for a form where the second half format is dependent on > the first half. In other words, they make some choices on the top that > determine what the form on the bottom will be. But the guy who wants > this, wants it to be one screen. > > Marek Kilimajer wrote: >> Did you get a request for a two part form, or for a form on 2 pages? The >> problem I see is with browsers >> without javascript (either turned of or not implemented) >> -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
