hook_menu elements don't have to be visible as menu choices. On http://api.drupal.org/api/function/hook_menu see type of MENU_CALLBACK Regards, Greg On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 1:56 PM, Jeff Greenberg <jeff@ayendesigns.com> wrote:
So, the first form is the result of hooking menu() and adding an entry with a page callback of drupal_get_form. The second form has its drupal_get_form in the first form's submit routine (which apparently works fine to create the form, but not to show it).
The docs say that a redirect should really be done by naming the location in the form's submit callback...but the first form's submit callback function is where I'm already trying to process the second form. If the second drupal_get_form needs to be a page callback instead of sitting in the function where it is, where do I define that callback? It's not a separate menu choice, so it wouldn't be in menu()...?
Greg Knaddison wrote:
Either multistep forms, or more likely you set your form destination to the page where the next form is.
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