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jcharlem #1
Splitting an ASP.NET Form on Multiple Pages
Hey,
I am pretty new to web development and i am trying to create a form
using ASP.NET that spans more than one page. The reason for this is the form is
quite long and may appear intimidating to the end user, so i would like the
form to be layed out so that the user can enter some information on Page 1,
Click 'Next' or 'Continue', enter further information on Page 2 and then Submit
the information . Please let me know if this possible. Any feedback would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Roloc Dica #2
Re: Splitting an ASP.NET Form on Multiple Pages
"jcharlem" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:dgufn9$5fq$1@forums.macromedia.com...Set up the form all in one page and each section inside a Panel. You can> Hey,
> I am pretty new to web development and i am trying to create a form
> using ASP.NET that spans more than one page. The reason for this is the
> form is
> quite long and may appear intimidating to the end user, so i would like
> the
> form to be layed out so that the user can enter some information on Page
> 1,
> Click 'Next' or 'Continue', enter further information on Page 2 and then
> Submit
> the information . Please let me know if this possible. Any feedback would
> be
> greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>
still have a Next button that will hide the current Panel and then show the
next one. That way a form stays all together even though it appears to the
user as being separate pages.
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