how do i fill out this form without URL?
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Something's missing here.  What form are you trying to fill out?  What URL is it that you don't have?
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Try to merge them in one. When use hidden input changed by javascript depending on the form user fills. \nI could tell you more if you provided me with more detailed information.
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go back to Tools / Internet Options / Content / Autocomplete\n\nthen untick the 'forms' checkbox
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you can do it without any database.. use post method and you can do it. if you have more questions about php check the link
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Do a Google search for printable forms.. There are alot of websites that offer these types of forms, and most of them are free..
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Well you will need a SERVER. You cant just make a guestbook without a server. You need to be able to connect to a server and then use a hash table or the session attributes to save that data and then the form will send the action to a certain server to display the data and manipulate it. You can use ASP, JSP, JAVA, CGI....depends on what server you have.\n\nPeople might answer you more quickly if you RESOLVE your past questions and vote for the best answer that answered your question.
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http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/forms/article.php/3479121
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The first page is always named "index" so you have to make an html 'form'. Forms section of my favorite coding tutorial...\nhttp://www.echoecho.com/htmlforms.htm\nThen you have to do CGI script on the server-side...your hosting provider might be able to help you out with that part.
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Download Google Toolbar and there is an Option for Autofill .. and when u visit a Apllication form page and fill in the first time... from the next time the applications of the same kind can be filled more easily just from this autofill ....
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I think you might be looking for the Gator eWallet.  It automatically fills out web-based forms for you so that you don't have to.
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go to www.irs.gov and type in the form you need
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Tools / Internet Options / Content / Autocomplete / Clear Forms
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Hi,\n\nWell if you know a good web developer (like myself), then you could create a script (CGI) that submits your data to their site. All their form will be doing is submitting the value's in each field to a CGI script anyway.\n\nThe other option is to save a copy of the web page containing the form, and modify it to hold the regular data you use. You could run the page locally on your PC, open it in Internet Explorer, make any changes (if needed) and submit the form.\n\nWith either of these methods, you will just need the full URL path to their CGI script. You can find this by viewing the source code.\n\nP.S. Batch files never went anywhere, it's just not that necessary these days :)
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Google toolbar includes a form filler button.\nIf you use Firefox you can install an extension called Autofill\nOne other option is autofill at eFritz.net
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Assuming you are using WindowsXP, follow these steps;\ntools\ninternet options\ncontent\nAutoComplete\nClear forms
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Janie, it says he is using a Mac.\n\nIf you are using Safari, go to Safari > Preferences > click the Autofill tab, click the Edit button for "Other Forms", click Remove All, and then Done!
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You need a name of the form like\n<form action="link" method="post" name="submitForm">\n\nAnd then you can use the javascript send:\njavascript:document.submitForm.submit();\n\nYou shouldnt assign an input type to be "submit" cuz you are confusing the form. Normally you would assign "submit" to a button or a link so that it acts as the automatic form submit. You should assign a name to the <form> tag instead.