Does anyone have any experience with multi-step forms to create / update content? Existing Drupal modules that I've found are pretty old and seem somewhat shaky. I'm guessing that people who've needed this kind of interface wrote custom solutions.
I did wonder if doing some kind of Webform => node submission would do it. Depends on if they need the multistep only for creation, or for editing as well.
Sorry I dont have a ready solution to this. The big issue is of course if you need multistep editing as well as creation, in which case Webform wouldnt help. A custom mutistep form would also be complicated if you decided to be able to add or remove new fields.
Thanks!
I tested PayPal WPS (since I also use it in my Drupal 7 Commerce shop).
With the PayPal server SANDBOX mode (no real payment transaction, just simulated).
And everything...
Posted12 hours 53 min ago by (Peter.B.Eriksen) on:
Peter, I've done an initial port of Commerce PayPal. While I haven't tested it, I think it should work, as the module is not too complex.
https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/...
Posted14 hours 35 min ago by Alejandro Cremaschi (argiepiano) on:
Wow, THANK YOU!
I’ve been searching for this for months, and it’s been there all along—just extremely well hidden...
I immediately installed Commerce with the configuration of my...
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If it's just about some simple data, Webform is probably your friend. Then display form submissions in a view.
If it has to be nodes, hook_form_alter() might be your friend.
But maybe @docwilmot has better tips. It seems, he ported/forked the Ctools form wizard.
I did wonder if doing some kind of Webform => node submission would do it. Depends on if they need the multistep only for creation, or for editing as well.
Sorry I dont have a ready solution to this. The big issue is of course if you need multistep editing as well as creation, in which case Webform wouldnt help. A custom mutistep form would also be complicated if you decided to be able to add or remove new fields.
Best bet is to port https://www.drupal.org/project/msnf. It isnt pretty old (2011) but not sure if its shaky.