getting node title when form is integrated in block

I don't think what you're requesting is currently possible within the configuration of a Webform. The only possible way you could do this using custom PHP code. Where is it that you want to display the title of the "parent" node? As a default value for a field or in a markup area or something else?

No, I don't think this is currently possible within Webform. You'd need to code a custom module that implements hook_form_alter() to achieve this goal.

I would also like to have this option, to pass node title or in fact page title to some field in webform. As i intend to "attach" webform to some other node, which i would say is pretty standard behaviour to have contact under some page. Did someone do this hook?

Hi,

I've the same problem and I use a little custom PHP code.

I put the value of 'q' in a hidden field.
In 'Advanced parameters', I put my custom PHP code to load the node with the value of my hidden file and I overwrite the value.
In my case, I just want to overwrite a field printed in the email's body. Maybe you can overwrite the email's subject with codes in 'Advanced parameters'

Do u mean "Webform advanced settings->Additional Processing:" under configuration of webform as i dont see any adv. param to choose. Can u post code you used for loading node and changing field in emails body?

Problem solved? someone have some sample code to add http referrer into hidden fields of webform or something similar, just to know from which page was coming people filling and sending the webform?

Hi,

This is the code I'd use:

$tabNode = $form_values['submitted_tree']['type_de_gestion'];
$tabNode = explode("/",$tabNode);
$myNode = node_load($tabNode[1]);
$form_values['submitted'][10] = 'Soumission du formulaire : '.$myNode->title;

'type_de_gestion' contains the Drupal path (like node/xxx), I put this value with the default value in the definition of my field (%get[q])

The page title contains node title + site name, you need to use variable_get()

$tabNode = $form_values['submitted_tree']['type_de_gestion'];
$tabNode = explode("/",$tabNode);
$myNode = node_load($tabNode[1]);
$form_values['submitted'][10] = 'Soumission du formulaire : '.$myNode->title.' | '.variable_get('site_name','');

This code can fix your problem? If not, can you give me an exemple of your page title?

In response to #7, I put my code in "Webform advanced settings->Additional Processing:". With the superduperdan's response, we can say it's work in both cases.

Here's my solution:

First I installed the Webform Block module. I went into my Webform advanced settings and chose "Generate Block." I then went to my block administration page and enabled this block in my sidebar. Finally, in the components section of my webform, I added a hidden field and assigned it the value: %server[REQUEST_URI].

That's it! Now, whenever anyone submits my form, I see the page URL -- not the node number -- that they submitted from.

So for example:

Name: John Doe
Email: johndoe@email.com
Page Title: /page-that-john-doe-contacted-me-from

I skipped this problem using the author contact module and it automatically send you the url of compiled form.

Any further inquiries: I'd suggest requesting this feature as part of the Webform Block module.

This is the right link to webform block:
http://drupal.org/project/webformblock
the discussion is being moved here:
http://drupal.org/node/665960

@chrisbeaman Tnx, I found your post very very useful, in drupal 7 I created a textfield and put as default value %server[REQUEST_URI] . I have one question: in the email it prints Page Title: /page-title, is there a way to only display Page Title: page-title, without "/"?
Tnx in advance for your help.

yep chrisbeaman's solution in #12 worked perfect for me. I just gave the hidden field a label of "Reffering URL" and put the %server[REQUEST_URI] into the field value and bingo.

Thanks a lot Chris.

Andy