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I have a set of forms for my web site.<br>The first form asks for E-mail address from the user.<br>After he fills in the first form, he goes to the second form<br>where he has his e-mail address already in it.The other fields ask for his user name and password.<br>I would like to know how I can get back the e-mail address from the first form into the second form. <p>Vijay Donthi<br><a href=mailto:vdonthi@ezode.com>vdonthi@ezode.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>
 
The CGI script that parses the first form can be used to generate the HTML for the second form.&nbsp;&nbsp;Send the output to STDOUT and it will arrive at the user's browser.&nbsp;&nbsp;The HTML for the e-mail address will look something like:<br><br>&lt;input name=&quot;email&quot; value=&quot;<A HREF="mailto:fredbloggs@somewhere.com">fredbloggs@somewhere.com</A>&quot;&gt;<br><br>&quot;<A HREF="mailto:fredbloggs@somewhere.com">fredbloggs@somewhere.com</A>&quot; will be taken from the input for the first form, and will appear as a default value in the input field.&nbsp;&nbsp;The user will be allowed to amend it.<br><br>HTH.
 
Thank you very much.<br>I hope this will work.<br>I will let you know if I have any problem. <p>Vijay Donthi<br><a href=mailto:vdonthi@ezode.com>vdonthi@ezode.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>
 
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