By eliza411 on

Can someone point me to documentation or explain how to pass on the page a user was on when they clicked the link to a webform.

I'm building a contact form to be called from any page on a large site. Since our users often assume we know what they were looking at when they click "Contact Us" it's helpful to have the server supply that URL. I tried %server[HTTP_REFERER], but that only gives the URL of the webform itself. I need to go back one page.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

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rogerb’s picture

rogerb
Location Greenwich, London
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You can use get variables to pass info to your form. The link to the form should be something like this.

<a class="icon email-go" href="/node/20?title=<?php echo $title; ?>&amp;url=<?php echo $node_url; ?>">Ask About Availability</a>

In your form you can use %get[title], %get[url] to access the values.

Webform is sadly lacking in documentation and examples. I have been trying to put PHP code into a markup field with no success.