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Best practise for multi step form ? - Akdref - 01-20-2021
Hello every one,
What is the best practise to do a multi step form with codeigniter?
Have you got a tutorial link?
RE: Best practise for multi step form ? - kleber - 01-24-2021
(01-20-2021, 07:27 AM)Akdref Wrote: Hello every one,
What is the best practise to do a multi step form with codeigniter?
Have you got a tutorial link?
Hello. It depends.
You can use js (like http://www.jquery-steps.com) to split a single form and several (only visually) and at the end of the steps the user only submits a single form.
Or, you can create multiple forms. The first redirects to the second and so on. You can use a session to verify that the user in question has not skipped a required step.
Don't forget to validate each step.
RE: Best practise for multi step form ? - Akdref - 01-25-2021
(01-24-2021, 09:21 AM)kleber Wrote:(01-20-2021, 07:27 AM)Akdref Wrote: Hello every one,
What is the best practise to do a multi step form with codeigniter?
Have you got a tutorial link?
Hello. It depends.
You can use js (like http://www.jquery-steps.com) to split a single form and several (only visually) and at the end of the steps the user only submits a single form.
Or, you can create multiple forms. The first redirects to the second and so on. You can use a session to verify that the user in question has not skipped a required step.
Don't forget to validate each step.
Hello,
Thanks for your answer it is a good idea