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9:27 pm
QuoteHi,
This is a great plug-in! I installed it recently and haven't been able to get the {Page} variable to work. I have multiple pages on my WP which contain the same form. I would like to track the page where the query was submitted from. But I always receive "/" as the page. Can you please help?
Thanks and keep up the good work.
Chris
10:28 pm
March 6, 2005
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…and your URL is?
It would help to see how you've setup the blog and where the forms are.
On a generally note, the {Page} information is taken from:
$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']
So whatever is recorded there ends up in the form.
10:59 pm
Hi Oliver,
Thanks for your quick response. Here is the URL where the form has been placed:
http://www.bayareanewhomesales.com/?page_id=9
Chris
12:10 am
March 6, 2005
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I see. Due to the limitations of the default (/?=xyz) permalink structure an actual page can only be shown if the permalink format supports 'complete' URI's, e.g. http://www.mydomain.com/postxyz
A workaround for the non-ajax method can be found here. This fix was suggested for an older cforms version, but the logic still applies.
Or alternatively, adjust the permalink structure.
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