In a previous post I mentioned that I created a Drupal module that takes any CCK content type and enables multistep functionality for it.
Nice. I finally took the time to remove any non-generic and non-standard code, so that I can publish it.
I'll quote from the README:
Multistep adds multiple-step functionality to content type editing forms. It does so by assigning a step number to each fieldgroup within the content type and hiding all the groups that do not belong to the current step. The user can then use different submitting buttons that will redirect to the previous, next, or current step.
The module also provides a block for each content type with a menu of the different groups within that form. This provides an easy way to jump to different steps throughout the form without having to go one by one.
The groups are shown/hidden with jQuery, but work is being done to do it through PHP, or at least degrade it gracefully.
I hope this module is of use to anyone that needs it.
The actual module can be found here: http://drupal.org/project/multistep
Comments (9)
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Great, it work for me.
Great, it work for me. Thanks.
Ken
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VKAREH, thanks for the drupal
VKAREH, thanks for the drupal module I was wondering if someone had made something like this and I came across your blog post.
Hi. I have made some patches
Hi.
I have made some patches - you can check issues to find it.
Can you commit it or give some feedback about it?
Thanks.
Thanks for your
Thanks for your interest!
@After the Mouse:
I do some consulting on the side, but most of my time (apart from my day job) is spent cooking, dancing, and working on open source stuff. Do you have any gigs for me? ;D
@Matthew Slater:
I just made a new development branch for Drupal 6.x. Feel free to try it and send me any feedback.
I have been looking for
I have been looking for somthing like this for a while. The sign up and edit forms for my little social network is scary-long so i hope this works.
Tell me do you do consulting - coding work?
I'll give you feedback as soon as i get this tried out
All the best
Tim
Can you let me know if this
Can you let me know if this makes it to version 6?
Yes it does, I just made sure
Yes it does, I just made sure
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