On my webpage, how can I have the url on that page pasted into the form before it is submitted to me?
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If you have PHP enabled, you could add a hidden field:\n\n<?\n$url = $_ SERVER[SCRIPT_NAME]."?".\n$_ SERVER[QUERY_STRING];\n?>\n\n<input type="hidden" name="url" id="url" value="<? echo $url; ?>" />\n\nYou'll need to remove the spaces between the underscores and SERVER in the example above.
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copy and paste the code like this...\n\n<html>\n<title>some page</title>\n<body>\n<p>some content</p>\n</body>\n</html>
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Any time on the web you find something interesting that you want the URL for, just right click the content and select properties. The URL will pop up...you can copy and paste it to your linked page.
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click on address bar then right cick select copy then goto answer box right click select paste
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There are a few ways in doing forms on a website.  One of the most common is to use a PERL script or other form of CGI.  You will need to check with your hosting company to see what you are allowed to do.\n\nYou can also use Frontpage and ASP.  I have not done personally, but have seen it.
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if you copied and paste it from some place else it might be incomplete \n\ncopy it into the address link place in your browser then delete everything behind the last "/" hit enter if that does not work delete everything behind the next "/"  keep doing that until ou get to the .com
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not enough info to answer this question but generally, when you want to link the URL from a website to your text or whereever you want to... just select the URL from the address bar(internet browser) and right click------------- copy-----------  paste(the place you want to give the link). That's how you have to do\n\nis that what you wanted to know??
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The earlier methods would work if HTML preferences were allowed in both your and the receiver's email settings. If that is not the case, you can still type out the full address and instruct the user to copy and paste the address in the address bar of their browser.
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just don't submit the page.\n\nreturn false on the onSubmit function after checking for validate
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http://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html?fr=FP-tab-web-t\nfor example\nEvery search engine has a clickable "submit your site"
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This is kinda difficult.  You need a script to process the results and email them to you on your server that's hosting your web page.  The script can be in perl/php/cgi/python/etc., but something needs to do the processing.\n\nThere are free scripts available for forms processing.  Check google for form processing script and you might find some.
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yes go to java script website they have a secure login they give you the HTML code simply paste it on your page.
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http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/forms/article.php/3479121
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change the action of the form using javascript.\n\nsay ur form name is form1\n\nthen ,\n function doSubmit(var action){\n  document.form1.action = action;\n  document.form1.submit();\n}\n\nin the link give doSubmit('Servlet1'),doSubmit('Servlet2')\nand mapping for Servlet1 and servlet2 is given in web.xml.
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use the form at http://www.rss-info.com/en_rssinclude-simple.html
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You can do this with client-side javascript. \n\n<a href='javascript:history.go(-1)'>Go Back</a>\n\nthe javascript:history.go(-1) part as the href makes it go back one page in the user's browser history. (Yahoo may be obscuring the url if you can't see it.)\n\nAs long as you haven't set the previous page's HTTP headers to expire immediately, (you probably haven't), all the user's data from the form will be available in their browser's cache and they will see it just as it was before they submitted it.
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http://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html