Mediator 9: Storing and Displaying User Input Data


Mediator 9

This screencast will demonstrate how to store data entered by a user. Using an example document, I’ll show you how to store a user’s name and then display that name on a subsequent page. In addition to storing text input, you can also store numeric data.

If you haven’t already done so, you should probably watch the Drag and Drop episode before watching this one as I assume that you already have an understanding of variables and the ‘Assign’ event (these are covered in more depth in the aforementioned episode).

If you’d like to explore the example Mediator document that is demonstrated in this screencast, you can download it and edit it on your own computer (assuming that you have installed Mediator 9).

Specific topics covered in this screencast:

  • Using Input Objects
  • Using variables to store data
  • The ‘Assign’ event
  • The ‘Set Property’ event

Duration: 14min 14secs

Level: Intermediate

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