I believe that there is a very simple solution, but I can't quite get it to work.

I am trying to set up a webport where a user enters info on one page, hits a submit/move to next page button, enters additional information on a new page, hits a submit/move to next page button, and then collates the data entered on the two pages into a report.

A simple example is the first page has a text box where the user enter's their name and hits submit, then a second page comes up with a text box where they enter their phone number and hits submit, then a third and final page simply prints their name and phone number.

The "Submit Button with Message" example (under /Protocols/Examples/Reporting/Reusable Subprotocols/) has an example of a single data entry page followed by the report page...I was wondering how one would add another (or multiple) pages after the first entry page.  The Interacting Reporting and Form Design Guide says this is possible (below), but I can't find an actual example.

Many thanks,

Eric

Here is the exerpt from the design guide:

Work Protocols

A Work protocol is special kind of report that is used with a Form protocol. It is executed after a user enters information into an input form. In a simple scenario, the Work protocol can display the results of the user s input. In more complex scenarios where there are multiple Form/Work protocol combinations, the first Work protocol can serve as the second Form protocol, which then executes another Work protocol, and so on.