I'm writing a quite complex Wizard (lots of pages, lots of inputs), so I'd
like to add a Back button to it.
My first thought was just using a "history.back()" javascript call, but in
the previous form I had some inputs created with Javascript that get lost
if I just browse back, so I need to ac
We had a similar requirement in one of our products. We solved it by assigning
the user a unique transaction id when they start the process, and saving all
data in a temp db (redis) until the user completed the process. And whenever
the user accessed a page with the transaction id in the get par
Hi, Ahmed.
Your suggestion makes sense, but I think that, being called
*Session*WizardView, it's very likely that this information is already
stored in the session data.
The question is how could I "redraw" a concrete step, filled with the data
previously entered by the user. I'm sure it's pos
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