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<font face="Arial">Hi<br>
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We have a high number of Fox based forms that are in use in our wiki.
The problem is that many of the users don't seem to know which form is
the correct one to use!<br>
It has been suggested to set up a page where the user selects, from a
pull down list, a unique condition that meets their need - and the
output from this will direct the user to the correct form.<br>
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I have this prototype Fox form and this works fine.<br>
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<small>(:fox IformMainServices foxaction=display target={$name}
template=Iform.Template:)<br>
(:foxmessage:)<br>
(:table border=0 cellspacing=2 cellpadding=2:)<br>
(:cellnr valign=top :)[+ '''This Maintenance Services (Support
Contracts) request is for ...''' +]<br>
(:cell:)(:input select name=q1 value=Renewal label="Renewal of an
Existing Contract" multiple selected=selected :)(:input select name=q1
value=New label="New Contract Setup and Invoice" :)(:input select
name=q1 value=CreditTerm label="Credit or Termination" :)<br>
(:input hidden choice {$$q1} size=35:)<br>
(:cell valign=middle:)(:input submit post "Select":)<br>
(:tableend:)<br>
(:foxdisplay:)<br>
(:foxend IformMainServices:)<br>
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The template then puts a relevant message and link to the user for the
choice they have made so that they can access the correct wikiform.<br>
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However I have now been told that the choices listed above also have
sub-conditions and in some cases sub-sub-conditions
that further determine what wikiform should be used - and it is this
part
that I am having trouble with!<br>
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In my mind I would like the user to choose an item from above, and then
from that choice the next set of sub-choices are displayed, from which
the user makes a choice again and so on until the correct outcome can
be determined and a message/link to the correct wikiform be displayed
via the template.<br>
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I thought about doing this with ptvs - but if there are several people
accessing the page I think that would result in user b would see part
of a page in use at the time by user a - so I have not taken this route.<br>
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I would welcome any advice on how best go about this. <br>
<br>
Thanks in advance<br>
<br>
Graham<br>
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