<?php
/**
* Single page, multi form example. Shows one possible solution how to use
* multiple forms on a single page.
*
* @author Thiemo Mättig (http://maettig.com/)
*/
require_once("Apeform.class.php");
// Define form A. This gots no id (defaults to "form").
$formA = new Apeform();
$textA = $formA->text();
$submitA = $formA->submit("Button A");
// Define form B. Important: This gots a different id.
$formB = new Apeform(0, 0, "formB");
$textB = $formB->text();
$submitB = $formB->submit("Button B");
// Display form A.
$formA->display();
// Display form B. The auto-focus is disabled here cause the form gots an id.
$formB->display();
// Process form A.
if ($formA->isValid())
{
echo "Form A submitted: " . $textA;
}
// Process form B.
if ($formB->isValid())
{
echo "Form B submitted: " . $textB;
}
?>
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