hello again, ive been searching and searching all over the place and im about to pull my hair out...is there away maybe to be able to contain the "get" element of a previous form from another page in a hidden field on the next page?? i hope that makes sense..plz help

umm...basically i want to have the current "get" data on the top of the page - everything after the "?" in a hidden field on a form. the get data that i need usses the variable n, for instance: www.website.com/form.htm?n=data

I think you need PHP and javascript. You're using a free host right? Or..? If you're using a free host, I don't think it's possible, and you'll have to use javascript to get the job done. Or you could use a free service such as Bravenet to get a form.

Javascript would get the job done though. <_< But I suck at javascript. So I can't code you something -.-; Sorry!

or even just the whole url in a hidden field would be good...ive tried something allong the lines of this:

the hidden field being:
<input type="hidden" name="inputName" value="" />

and the submit button being:
<inout name="form_submit" type="submit" onClick="window.location.href=document.formName.in putname.defaultvalue />


as u mite beable to see most of my html code writing is guess and check..but i feal very stupid not knowing how to do this...so could some one please help?

no im not using a free host...im paying for it and i have it all...just dont really know how to use it

If you have PHP available, it's easy to get the "n" variable and use it. You've apparently got two forms that you're stringing together, but in PHP you can make a form submit to itself and that might be easier. For example, here's how to put two forms into one PHP page:

PHP Code:

<?php

// The form was not submitted, so show the first form
if (!isset($_POST['submit']))
{
  $form = '<form action="" method="post">';
  $form.= '<input type="text" name="n" />';
  $form.= '<input type="submit" name="submit" />';
  $form.= '</form>';
  
  echo $form;
}

// The form was submitted, so show the second form
else
{
  // Get the value for 'n'
  $n = $_POST['n'];

  //Here, you can do whatever you want with the $n value
}

?>