You could use jQuery. When the form is in edit mode, traverse the DOM to find the first empty field and set it as the focus element (and scroll to it). If all the fields are required, that'll get you where you want to go. If not, you may want to find only the required fields or use some other applicable logic.
there arent any required fields on this form .
Then "left off" is kind of impossible to judge. The best option I can think of is focusing on the first blank field.
that might work .. thanks for the insight
my form is multiple pages.. do you think it would be possible to track which save and exit button was clicked?
As a former manager of mine used to say, "It's software, we can do anything." I imagine that again using jQuery, you'd be able to write the current page back to a hidden field and use it later.
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