Yes, sorry :)

When I start from http://www.blackberrycar.com/?page_id=282 to choose a rate plan and hit "next" to go to the second form, I'm taken to the second form with the URL of http://www.blackberrycar.com/?page_id=282#usermessage4a . After I submit that form, I'm rerouted back to the first form with the URL of http://www.blackberrycar.com/?page_id=282#usermessage2a .

For the first form ("Rate Plans") my multi-form settings are as follows:

This form belongs to a series of forms
E-mail and tracking supressed
This is the *first* form in a series of forms
No reset or back button
Next form: BlackBerry Pearl New Activation

For the BlackBerry Pearl New Activation form:

This form belongs to a series of forms
Everything is unchecked (e-mail and tracking not supressed, not first form, no reset or back button)
This is the final form

Here's another question too: If I mark the "BlackBerry Pearl New Activation Form" as belonging to a series of forms but also want to use it as a standalone form somewhere else in addition to this multi-part series, is that possible or do I need to duplicate it?

Hi Oliver:

Thanks for the compliment! I plan on making it nicer once I get this multi-page form issue worked out. I added a back button to the second form and it is not recognizing the current session. Here are the debug logs:

First form:

Original form on page #4
Comment form = 
Multi-page form = 1
Switch to form #4
Current form is *first* MP-form
Session found, you're on the first form and session is reset!
Array
(
    [cforms] => Array
        (
            [current] => 0
            [first] => 4
            [pos] => 1
        )

)

User info for form #4
All good, currently on form #4

Second form:

Original form on page #4
Comment form = 
Multi-page form = 1
Switch to form #4
Array
(
)

User info for form #4
Session active and now moving on to form #2
All good, currently on form #2

I thought that this may have been a problem because the first form was actually Form 4 in CForms and the second form was form 2, but I duplicated them both so they were in the appropriate order and still nothing happened. 
I'm no PHP programmer, but is there supposed to be an array in that second form's debug?

Okay, after hours of frustration I figured out it was my hosting. For those who use PowWeb, the answer is here: http://www.powweb.com/knowledgebase/read_article.b…..?kbid=3439

Also, make sure that the cgi/tmp file has the correct permissions on it!

Oliver, I sincerely appreciate your help and I look forward to submitting my forms to the show and tell section of this forum when they're all complete

Hi,

I'm also having similar issues. When I put up a form that's only one page it works and I receive an email. When I try and make it into a multi-part form it continuously goes from form 1 to form 2 and back to form 1. I'm positive that I had all the settings correct as well.

Oliver said:

cforms uses this to init/keep the session:

add_action('template_redirect', 'start_cforms_session');

usually the 'culprits' have SESSION destroy/reset PHP functions calls in place, if you have those, simply commenting them out should help.

if there aren't any, try to establish the session with

start_cforms_session() in your php header

 

Hi Tried this on my theme, however still can't get the multipage forms to work.

(The forms work fine if I use the default twenty10 theme.)