May 31st, 2009, 2:30 AM
(This post was last modified: May 31st, 2009, 2:33 AM by sergiozambrano.)
Ohhh, so then it'd be super cool you to add a single line on the documentation that states : "non-API forms can't submit the information to the server other than at-once, so you must figure out a way to pass/store the variables through the forms/pages"
I really needed to add data from a new form to an already saved submission, just in case user felt like filling out more data to get a free automated report for an event at the Miami commerce chamber.
I ended up passing the variables with JS and PHP but not storing them in the server. After all, the report can be automatically created anytime based on just the guest web domain. Although it would been cool to save the whole thing to analyze all the submission at once.
Passing variables to the next page or hiding forms to make easy steps is relatively easy for a JS/PHP copy-paste web designer like me, so if the non-api version of your amazing system can attach new info to previous submissions you should say so somewhere!
Thank you for the response.
I really needed to add data from a new form to an already saved submission, just in case user felt like filling out more data to get a free automated report for an event at the Miami commerce chamber.
I ended up passing the variables with JS and PHP but not storing them in the server. After all, the report can be automatically created anytime based on just the guest web domain. Although it would been cool to save the whole thing to analyze all the submission at once.
Passing variables to the next page or hiding forms to make easy steps is relatively easy for a JS/PHP copy-paste web designer like me, so if the non-api version of your amazing system can attach new info to previous submissions you should say so somewhere!
Thank you for the response.