Re: [PHP] Multi-Step Script

2001-03-14 Thread Jens Nedal
on 14.03.2001 5:59 Uhr, Andrew V. Romero at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Is it possible to use different parts of one php script for multiple > html forms? I am not seeing how people create multiple pages of html > forms with each form importing information from the previous form. > Right now, for

RE: [PHP] Multi-Step Script

2001-03-13 Thread Leavell Digital Design
Good point Kevin Leavell [EMAIL PROTECTED] P 406.829.8989 C 406.240.4595 ---> -Original Message- ---> From: Jason Murray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] ---> Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 11:59 PM ---> To: 'Leavell Digital Design'; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---> Subject: RE

RE: [PHP] Multi-Step Script

2001-03-13 Thread Jason Murray
> if( $submit ){ > print "I love Montana"; > >>>put form #2 in here w/ action = $PHP_SELF make sure you > set $submit2 to > some value > ) > elseif( $submit2 ){ > print "Part two of script"; > } > else{ > >>>put your form in here w/ action= $PHP_SELF > } Actually - do it in the reverse order, be

Re: [PHP] Multi-Step Script

2001-03-13 Thread David Robley
On Wed, 14 Mar 2001 15:29, Andrew V. Romero wrote: > Is it possible to use different parts of one php script for multiple > html forms? I am not seeing how people create multiple pages of html > forms with each form importing information from the previous form. > Right now, for each html form pag

Re: [PHP] Multi-Step Script

2001-03-13 Thread Rick St Jean
Use switch with includes for each step. switch() { case 1: include(filestep1.php) break; case 2: include(filestep2.php) break; default: include(form.php) } but this way you can have a hierarchy and possibly run form one section into