Yeah, this is a very basic feature that I truly hope the next version includes. Now, I'm not a code guru by any means, but I did figure a way to do this: Find in the code where the "Next" button is, and then add the following code before it:
Simply make sure that the page numbers used in that code reflect what page you are currently on and what page you wish to go back to. Note that I removed the validation check, since someone may not fill out the whole page before deciding to go back to the previous page.
To help see the whole picture, here is the BACK code with the FORWARD code:
It is possible to go back in a multiple pages form without loosing data (reload) before submit?
no.
Thanks Ali ... :(
Yeah, this is a very basic feature that I truly hope the next version includes. Now, I'm not a code guru by any means, but I did figure a way to do this: Find in the code where the "Next" button is, and then add the following code before it:
<input type=button onclick="{ collapseElem('mainForm_2'); expandElem('mainForm_1'); movepage();}" class="mainForm" value="Back to page 2"/>;
Simply make sure that the page numbers used in that code reflect what page you are currently on and what page you wish to go back to. Note that I removed the validation check, since someone may not fill out the whole page before deciding to go back to the previous page.
To help see the whole picture, here is the BACK code with the FORWARD code:
<input type=button onclick="{ collapseElem('mainForm_2'); expandElem('mainForm_1'); movepage();}" class="mainForm" value="Back to page 2"/>;
<input type=button onclick="if (validatePage2()) { collapseElem('mainForm_2'); expandElem('mainForm_3'); movepage();}" class="mainForm" value="Go to page 4"/>;
I hope this helps.
I did not experience any data loss - this may depend on what browser is used however (I use FF).