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vision2000
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How do you do this? - 4/5/2001 22:12:00
I wish to have a fill in form on my web site in which the name is automatically entered into the line on the next page. How would I accomplish this? What would be the code for it? (Javascript or...) here's an eg of what I mean:
http://www.foreverweb.com/cgi-bin/quiz/quiz.cgi
Please reply ASAP
Thank you
Herman
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vision2000
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RE: How do you do this? - 4/6/2001 23:46:00
Thanks for your reply. In checking out the explanation given, I realize the language used and the directions given are beyond my comprehension (I wish it could be described as if talking to a 10 year old instead of an experienced programmer).I think I am over my head on this one. Herman
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Originally posted by Rian:
You can usa ASP or Cookies to store the information between pages....http://tech.irt.org/articles/js025/index.htm and for ASP look at the Spooky's article.. http://www.outfront.net/newlsetters/3-28-01.htm
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Gil
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RE: How do you do this? - 4/6/2001 13:20:00
Herman. with a FP form it doesn't require any programming at all: In the confirmation page -> click Insert -> Go to Component -> click Comfirmation Field -> add the "name" field EXACTLY as you named it in the form itself. Whatever the visitor enters in that field will be at that spot on the confirmation page. ------------------
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puiwaihin
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RE: How do you do this? - 4/6/2001 13:27:00
To clarify Gil's answer, use the Confirmation page template from the "New Page" option. Then insert the confirmation field as Gil instructed. Then make sure that on the form you select that page as your confirmation page under form options. (You probably knew that, but I'm sure somebody out there didn't know.)
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Rian
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RE: How do you do this? - 4/6/2001 15:42:00
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Herman. with a FP form it doesn't require any programming at all:
Looking at your example site, Gil's answer is much better for what you are trying to do....I tought you were trying to create a form spanning more than one page....
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vision2000
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RE: How do you do this? - 4/7/2001 20:05:00
Gil,Thank you for making it so simple, when I thought it was so complicated (JS, ASP...?). It worked out well after some juggling All the best
Herman quote:
Originally posted by Gil:
Herman. with a FP form it doesn't require any programming at all: In the confirmation page -> click Insert -> Go to Component -> click Comfirmation Field -> add the "name" field EXACTLY as you named it in the form itself. Whatever the visitor enters in that field will be at that spot on the confirmation page. [/B]
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