Is it possible to create paging/navigation for a multi-step form?
Hi Everyone,
I'm just trying out Contour on a trial basis and it would be really useful to show some sort of paging or navigation for people using a multi-step form. I've created quite a long multi-step form, so it would be useful to see what step I'm on as I'm filling it in (i.e. Step 1 of 8). Additionally, is it possible to have a navigation at the bottom of the form where you can jump to different steps in the form (say 8 dots, exactly the same as a slider navigation)? I can imagine I might be double checking the first step I filled in, and would have to click next several times to get to the send button!
Thanks for the suggestion, I ended up just using a quick fix with jQuery to cater for my current dev level, but I don't doubt that your solution will be useful to someone else!
For anyone interested in what I did - I used append to add a number outside the form based on the css class (that contour generates) for each step. It only worked as a solution for me as it's a single instance though; a simple and tacky solution but it works.
Is it possible to create paging/navigation for a multi-step form?
Hi Everyone,
I'm just trying out Contour on a trial basis and it would be really useful to show some sort of paging or navigation for people using a multi-step form. I've created quite a long multi-step form, so it would be useful to see what step I'm on as I'm filling it in (i.e. Step 1 of 8). Additionally, is it possible to have a navigation at the bottom of the form where you can jump to different steps in the form (say 8 dots, exactly the same as a slider navigation)? I can imagine I might be double checking the first step I filled in, and would have to click next several times to get to the send button!
Kind Regards,
mmmoustache
I have done something similar ages ago http://www.world-of-incentives.com/request-for-proposal.aspx I had to create new form usercontrol and and hack some code. So out of box no but there is a way round.
Regards
Ismail
Hi Ismail,
Thanks for the suggestion, I ended up just using a quick fix with jQuery to cater for my current dev level, but I don't doubt that your solution will be useful to someone else!
For anyone interested in what I did - I used append to add a number outside the form based on the css class (that contour generates) for each step. It only worked as a solution for me as it's a single instance though; a simple and tacky solution but it works.
Kind Regards,
mmmoustache
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