uri=local(development); browser=firefox2;wp=2.7; my-function.php is in plugins/cforms folder.

I need help understanding the syntax for $cformsdata.

I have a form (say #9) that is part of a multipage form; "next form after this" = form#10. Among other things, form#9 is used to select a 'Diary size' using radio buttons – the options are A5, B5 and A4. Depending on chosen diary size, I want to change the next form to form#11 or form#14 (or leave as form#10). BTW in the table "wp_cformsdata", the field_val for field_name = "Diary Size" is = "A5"or "B5"or"A4".

I've tried several alternatives based on "if ( $setting == "nextForm"){:
if ( $oldvalue=='10' && $cformsdata['data']['cf9_field_4-3'] == 'checked') return 14;}
if ( $oldvalue=='10' && $cformsdata['data']['diary size'] == 'A4') return 14;}
if ( $oldvalue=='10' && $cformsdata['data']['cf9_field_4']=='A5' ) return 10;}
if ( $oldvalue=='10' && $cformsdata['data']['cf9_field_4-3'][checked] == 'yes') return 14;}
if ( $oldvalue=='10' && $cformsdata['data']['Diary size']=='A4' ) return 14;

None of these work. Can you assist please?

Maybe I have misunderstood the purpose and functioning of 'my-functions.php'.

I tested cforms.php at line 249- does the 'logic' function exist?  It evaluates to 'no'.

Tested putting the logic function directly into cforms.php – everything runs like clockwork.

Obviously I am missing something here; and probably pretty basic too. :(

Suggestions?

Well, I DID say it was something pretty basic <grin>.

Me bad. I saw the uncomment reference but it didn't occur to me that all the functions were commented out.

Many thanks.

Ted

yes, if you need to access data from a previous multi-part form, you need to access the $_SESSION array, that's where all the data is stored meanwhile.

for testing/understanding you might want to print out the array structure, just add a:

echo '<pre>'.print_r($_SESSION,1).'<pre>';