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 Many Forms & One Insert Button?

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Steve
Posted: 08/02/2001, 11:12 PM

I've just started playing around w/CC, and have a Records entry page I'd
like to make. I want to have several different sections on the page, which
CC does perfectly by using multiple forms. However, this doesn't work so
well when it comes to actually submitting the data as the Insert button has
be hit for each section. Is there an easy way to do this all with one
button, or do I need to plug in my own html section headers?

And, if I do need to do it with my own html, is there a pretty way to do so?
I know you can put the html in a caption field, but this only has an effect
on the first column (where the caption is) not the whole row...

TIA,
Steve

CodeCharge
Posted: 08/09/2001, 1:12 AM

You should consider using template output (ASP&Templates, PHP&Templates,
etc.)
Then you can create one long form, load generated HTML file into an editor
and rearrange the form as you like.



"Steve" <sob-wa-resident@home.com> wrote in message
news:9kdfda$is5$1@news.codecharge.com...
> I've just started playing around w/CC, and have a Records entry page I'd
> like to make. I want to have several different sections on the page,
which
> CC does perfectly by using multiple forms. However, this doesn't work so
> well when it comes to actually submitting the data as the Insert button
has
> be hit for each section. Is there an easy way to do this all with one
> button, or do I need to plug in my own html section headers?
>
> And, if I do need to do it with my own html, is there a pretty way to do
so?
> I know you can put the html in a caption field, but this only has an
effect
> on the first column (where the caption is) not the whole row...
>
> TIA,
> Steve
>
>


   


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