css3 - Multi-page django form - slider or FormWizard? -

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i have long form want break multiple pages.

i evaluating between 2 options presentation:

  1. present form on multiple pages using formwizard
  2. present form on slider css3 slider.

the slider 1 page long using css3 give impression of slides. floats of content areas next each other, hides overflow, sets page width 500% if have 5 slides, , moves left-margin -100% show next slide. 1 page seems form being shown on sliding pages.

to me advantage of slider approach there 1 form , user submits form once @ end of slides , can go , forth make changes.(this common case).

versus having mini-forms formwizard , submitting them after each page. me, formwizards seems complicated if user wants change of previous page responses. need filefield on form pages , seems formwizard accepts filefield on last page.

however, have not seen many folks use sliding forms (css3 or jscript one) approach. hence, newbie, wondering if there obvious pitfalls of doing this?

i can write formwizard have used before. according 'handling files' section of django documentation can found in

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/formtools/form-wizard/

a filefield can used in step of formwizard implementation. found helpful using formwizard django, provides standard functionality of forms. means can create , manipulate forms, validate fields in each step, etc. not aware of how css3 slider accomplishes validation, guess validation should take place on client side.

additionally, django's formwizard uses either cookie storage backend, or session storage backend in order store information, makes navigation between steps , modifying previous stored data pretty trivial.

i hope helped in decision! lot more information can found of course in django documentation of formwizard in link provided above.


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