Hi community!
I’m still picking up hairs about this:
Product page, which is a class.
When registering, students are sent onto the checkout page.
On the checkout page, I’ve designed 3 tabs.
Tab 1 attendee information
Tab 2 billing information
Tab 3 review
On tab 1, there is a"next" button, I’d like for registrants to be directed unto tab 2 when they click.
On tab 2, there are “previous” and “next” button, onto tab 1 & 3. You get the idea 
What I don’t know how to do, even with hours of forums and webflow university content, is HOW to manage just that, the redirection on the “previous” and “next” buttons.
Lastly, how can I manage having the data entered in tab 1 & 2 to be compiled for review in tab 3. Anyone? Thanks so much! Cheers
Here is the checkout page where it’s all supposed to happen: Webflow - European Institute of Digital Law
Hi Olive, for the first problem there are two solutions. First is to use a slider(the default Webflow slider does the job but if you want something different you can also browse libraries under layouts for more sliders) and put the contents of your attendee tab inside the first slide, billing inside the second slide and review for last one.
after that, you can use the slider options to enable arrows and disable the slider count shown at the bottom of the slider. finally, you can style the arrows to your liking and change how the slides transition to one another. you can also just create your own slider using interactions but this is more difficult so I suggest the former option.
for your second problem, you should look into the E-commerce content published on Webflow University.
Hi @zafremedia
Thank you for your answer! I looked at the slider solution, and then chose to go with a multi step form which corresponds better to what Im looking for.
Indeed Im navigating through Webflow University content to find how to compile results, someone told me about a JS script to use too in the body tag for example.
Thank you again
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