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Signup Form In Four Pages

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I would like to build signup form that is broken into four steps. The first three pages collect the user data.
The final page displays the information that the user entered over the previous three pages. From here, there is an option to edit this submitted information.
I've done some searching, but am not clear of what is the best method of building the form to maintain the information from one page to the next in the signup process.
Along the way, I'd like to be able to check some content on the database --- such as verrifying that the entered data (such as a selected "username") does not already exist.

So is it adding info to the database from each page of the signup process. Or is all the data sent all at once when the user finishes the process (just before the final review submitted data page?)? But I'd like to be able to check that a username doesn't already exist (this is on the first page) before moving to the next step.

What is the best way to do this?

Thanks so much for your help!

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Signup Form In Four Pages

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