on a form's success page, i have a message that uses the parameter: {Item Name:14}
using jquery, i'm appending a quick twitter message form to #gforms_confirmation_message that has text in a textarea. i'd like {Item Name:14} to be displayed in this textarea too...
is there a way I can get/grab/insert this variable from the form and insert it into my textarea
i should perhaps mention that the 'success page' is the page where the form is. its not on a different url or anything... :)
anyone?
I'm not sure how you could do this via the built in text confirmation. You could try placing the Twitter form in the actual confirmation text box which does accept HTML. Then you could insert the form field variable where it needs to go.
The other option would be to redirect to a separate page, pass the values in the query string and then get them from the query string and do whatever you need to do with it. This would mean manually creating the thank you page.
