Yes if you want to make your own javascript to insert it.
Here is a sample of how to fill a field, you have to match the field name correctly and figure out how to get the URL for ‘url goes here'(I do not know).
<script type="text/javascript">
document.getElementById('si_contact_ex_field13_1').value='url goes here';
document.getElementById('si_contact_ex_field13_1').readOnly='readOnly';
</script>
But it is already included in the email message you get.
Look at the bottom of the email: “Coming from (referer)” is the URL the form was posted from.
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Thank you for your quick response.
In fact I am not sending emails, I store and for now I’m testing your plugin locally (in my opinion the best today)
At which point, I can put this javascript code on the form?
Hervé
Sorry for my bad English
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Since I want it back automatically, is it would not be possible to recover more value in php :
eg: $ _SERVER [‘HTTP_HOST $]
The javascript can go in the WP page just before the shortcode.
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Well it does not work.
I noticed the inversion for the id: si_contact_ex_field1_8
So I put this before the shortcode:
<script type="text/javascript">
document.getElementById('si_contact_ex_field1_8').value='toto.fr';
</script>
HTML rendering of this field is :
<input gtbfieldid="97" style="text-align: left; float: left; padding: 2px; margin: 0pt;" id="si_contact_ex_field1_8" name="si_contact_ex_field8" value="" size="39" type="text">
Do you have a URL I can see?
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For the moment no, I work localhost
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Hello,
I put the javascript after the form and it works;-)
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Hello
It works with a text field but not with a hidden field.
Have you any idea?
