(Oct 15th, 2011, 3:08 PM)Ben Wrote: Hi Jeff,
That looks totally fine! But I see you haven't gone through the Test Submission step in the Add Form process (the first page is still passing "test" as the second param to the ft_api_init_form_page() function) - so nothing would be getting stored yet. And since you're not re-entering the form field data for the user into the form fields when they return to a previous page, it'll always look like the data isn't getting stored.
Have you checked out this tutorial? That explains how to re-fill your form fields:
http://docs.formtools.org/tutorials/api_...rm_fields/
Let me know if I'm off the mark on any of this!
- Ben
Ben -
Many thanks for your help. Please excuse my tardiness in replying to your message.
I will attempt to re-submit the form as you suggest and will circle back with my results.
Again, thank you.
Jeff -
Ben -
I have done as you suggested. However, it appears that FT is having a tough time identifying my form's field types ...
Sure could use your help!
Many thanks.
Jeff -
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(Oct 20th, 2011, 10:43 AM)zrakotj Wrote:(Oct 15th, 2011, 3:08 PM)Ben Wrote: Hi Jeff,
That looks totally fine! But I see you haven't gone through the Test Submission step in the Add Form process (the first page is still passing "test" as the second param to the ft_api_init_form_page() function) - so nothing would be getting stored yet. And since you're not re-entering the form field data for the user into the form fields when they return to a previous page, it'll always look like the data isn't getting stored.
Have you checked out this tutorial? That explains how to re-fill your form fields:
http://docs.formtools.org/tutorials/api_...rm_fields/
Let me know if I'm off the mark on any of this!
- Ben
Ben -
Many thanks for your help. Please excuse my tardiness in replying to your message.
I will attempt to re-submit the form as you suggest and will circle back with my results.
Again, thank you.
Jeff -