Have you tried using multiple binding definitions (and multiple Binding instances)?
You might also use 1 form and 1 binding but multiple form templates (this might make it easier)
The disadvantage of using 1 binding is that you'll have to add and hide all fd:fields in every page you don't want to use them. Otherwise, they won't be in the binding and their values would be set to "null".
-- Olivier Billard
*"Matthias Pekny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>*
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I could need some insights on the following problem:
I've got one xml file to store user data (one for each user). The user should be able to edit the data with forms (woody aka cforms). As the information is too complex for a single page I want to split the input process to several pages. The user should move from one page to the next and at the end the changes are saved in the xml file again. This seems to be easy, as long as I don't split the page, i.e. a single form for all, but does not work as expected (at least for me) when I try to use multiple forms and save (bind) all to one xml file.
As I cannot imagine that I'm the first one to try something like this, I would like to hear some experiences of people who've solved this.
Any pointers are welcome...
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