Hi,
I've created a 6 page form. This consists of a Home page, then each other page represents a category group:
- Education/Study
- Technical Knowledge
- Industry Knowledge
- Cultivating Working Relationships
- Life Experiences
Each page has buttons to enable the user to navigate to any of the other categories. It doesn't matter what order they enter their info & it's not even mandatory that they complete every section. However, what I want when they do enter info into any given section/page, is for a tick to appear beside the relevant navigation button to indicate that they have entered some info into any given page.
I can sort of make this work if I enter a script into each & every field on every page, but that is laborious and surely isn't the best way.
Is there a way I can create a script and apply it to the page itself? This script would say that if any field on the page has been selected or had info entered in, in other words if any field returns a 'true' value, then display the tick image beside the relevant navigation button.
Because the page doesn't really have a value, I don't know how to make it search through the fields contained within it to establish whether any have a value.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Peta
Thom Parker
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