Pre-populating JotForm within URL argument

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bizhub Aspiring developer Posts: 4 Reg: Jun 24, 2012 Queensland, Aus... 6,440	confirm \| cancel 03/22/13 08:38 PM (11 years ago) Pre-populating JotForm within URL argument Hi there, I'm trying to create a function where I pre-populate a form (JotForm) using settings entered and stored in my app every time the form is used. Link to Form: http://form.jotform.co/form/30776702322854 I would like to pre-populate standard fields such as contact details, etc. Any suggestions how to store such contact data and pass it on to the URL string in this way: http://www.jotform.com/form/30776702322854?companyName=ABC%20Pty%20Ltd&contactName=Leif&[email protected] The contact info needs to be a string adressed as a variable stored within the app using a 'settings' tab. Does this make sense? Thank you in advance for any advice on this! Cheers, Leif. Title Comments Hi there, I'm trying to create a function where I pre-populate a form (JotForm) using settings entered and stored in my app every time the form is used. Link to Form: http://form.jotform.co/form/30776702322854 I would like to pre-populate standard fields such as contact details, etc. Any suggestions how to store such contact data and pass it on to the URL string in this way: http://www.jotform.com/form/30776702322854?companyName=ABC%20Pty%20Ltd&contactName=Leif&email=info@abc.com The contact info needs to be a string adressed as a variable stored within the app using a 'settings' tab. Does this make sense? Thank you in advance for any advice on this! Cheers, Leif.

chris1 Code is Art Posts: 3862 Reg: Aug 10, 2012 Austin, TX 50,120	03/22/13 09:07 PM (11 years ago) Since you're using HTML, explore the use of localStorage Comments Since you're using HTML, explore the use of localStorage

Jake Chasan Veteran developer Posts: 1685 Reg: May 13, 2011 location unknow... 29,650	03/23/13 09:47 AM (11 years ago) I would embed it to a HTML Doc and then populate the text field. Jake Comments I would embed it to a HTML Doc and then populate the text field. Jake

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