May 14th, 2009, 6:55 PM
Hi Seawind,
Sure! To do this, you should add pass the "finalize" => true key-value pair to the ft_api_process_form function on the first page of your form, rather than the last. As you probably know, once that information has been passed, Form Tools then displays the submission in the UI. Normally this goes on the last page of the form, but sometimes (like in your case!) it helps to set it earlier on.
Next, you'll need to pass one more key-value pair to that same function on pages 2-4:
By default, the ft_api_process_form function won't allow you to update a finalized submission (just for safety's sake). This overrides that.
Hope this helps!
- Ben
Sure! To do this, you should add pass the "finalize" => true key-value pair to the ft_api_process_form function on the first page of your form, rather than the last. As you probably know, once that information has been passed, Form Tools then displays the submission in the UI. Normally this goes on the last page of the form, but sometimes (like in your case!) it helps to set it earlier on.
Next, you'll need to pass one more key-value pair to that same function on pages 2-4:
PHP Code:
"may_update_finalized_submissions" => true,
By default, the ft_api_process_form function won't allow you to update a finalized submission (just for safety's sake). This overrides that.
Hope this helps!
- Ben