disable next button on page break

I've set the conditional logic on the first half of my form to go to the next "option" based off of your last selection. This works fine until I need to add specific options to the final selection. For me to clear my previous selection from the form I need to put in a page break which requires selecting the next button. I don't want to use a next button because it's hard for the user to find after they've just finished selecting there way up to this point in the form.

Is there a way to either

1) Disable the selection of the Next Button on the Page Break, Or

2) Change the logic so that my last selection isn't left behind when I move on to my options screen.

This image is what it should look like but, requires the use of a Page Break.
http://s17.postimage.org/nppcdmwnz/DCPage_Break.png

This is what happens if I leave the page break out.
http://s7.postimage.org/4di7crctn/DCWithout_Page_Break.png

Site URL :doorcreations.com/newsite

Thx

Shawn

If you go to my form right now I don't have a Page Break enabled. Which gives this version of my form.

http://s7.postimage.org/4di7crctn/DCWithout_Page_Break.png

If I put a Page Break in the form I get the desire end result (see image) but, I have to select the NEXT button because of the Page Break.

http://s17.postimage.org/nppcdmwnz/DCPage_Break.png

What I want to do is not have to either use a Page Break or disable the required pressing of the next button if a Page Break is needed.

Does that make better sense?

Shawn

My end goal is layout @ this point. So, I think that is probably the best route to take.

What I need is that after you make the final selection of door type than options should become available for that door. I've created all of the conditional logic for each option and each door based on their final selection. Now I just need it to display correctly. I'm fine with how it displays in the screenshot below. Ideally, I would have a scroll bar for the options section so that you don't have to scroll the whole page down and the text below the door would be information specif for that door and not the text from the homepage.

Is that to tall of a help request?

Shawn

Try dropping this into your theme's stylesheet and see if this does the trick for you:

[css]
.gform_wrapper .gform_page_footer {
clear: both;
}

Changed for me your button and text are down at the bottom now and are no longer interfering:

http://grab.by/d2FC

I think your best option here is to group the final door info into a page that shows but you'll have to use the next button or live with showing that extra door info at the top with conditional logic.

One other thing to note, as a user who may be interested in your doors. What if I want to go back and select another door type? I'd have to refresh your page. I think this is where paging would help you as well. Or try to split your forms up by door type, rather than all of them on one form?

No problem Shawn. I'd have to see it in action, can you email me the WP login so I can try to wrap my head around what you have so far? rob@rocketgenius.com