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Multi-page Forms with PHP
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    2002-11-12

    Table of Contents:
  • Multi-page Forms with PHP
  • Using the function
  • Examining the Function
  • Conclusion

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    Multi-page Forms with PHP - Conclusion


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    Other ways to extend this function

    There's nothing that says this function has to only handle hidden fields. For example, you could take an array and dump it into a form to fill out. Just change the type to type="text" instead of hidden.

    My sincere hope is that this makes your coding easier. Give it a try!Sam Fullmancompass Point Media.com

    Sam Fullman is a web designer, database consultant and programmer. He is currently working on the RelateBase.com project, a new venture which will allow end users, IT people, and webmasters to set up fully relational databases. For more information go to www.relatebase.com or the parent website, www.compasspointmedia.com


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