Next/Previous Buttons and Page Breaks in Salesforce

By Anonymous -

Next/Previous buttons and Page breaks are used in forms having more than one page. Drag and drop a page element onto Canvas, and a panel. The panel will contain a pager and next/previous buttons at the bottom of your form.

To kill off the hassle of the buttons position in the form, we added two new button types. These buttons can be placed at the desired point on the form canvas.

This detailed tutorial at FormTitan support blog will help you cover the entire process with screenshots, more efficiently. You can also read more about using the next/previous buttons.

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