Is it acceptable (in a standard’s sense) to have a form which can span multiple pages? For example, I am making a shopping form, and on the main form are mugs and tshirts. However, I need to make it so the user can choose a color of a t shirt. Now, I could either add radio buttons to the small thumbnail of the tshirts, or I could make the t shirt image link to a larger page where they could see the image better, and provide radio buttons there since the differences in color stand out more. I somewhat prefer the latter. Would the process be to make the main page form, then have a second form on the subpage for the tshirt, and use url strings? Is there a way of passing HTML form variables “across” pages?
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you can do this by exposing and hiding divs that would represent the ‘pages’ .. toss in some ajax for updating in response to clicks, and you don’t need multiple pages