What I would like to do is use this common html page that contains "form2email.pl" type form that displays the page that was visited previously .
And also when I receive the customer email I would like to know which page was visited before the customer filled out the form?
You could create a copy of the form that's used in "form2email.pl" and include it in each page, and you could place a hidden variable in each page (in the form) that would indicate what page they used to send the email from.
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Your solution works fine, in fact I have used this method before.
I was trying to find a way around copying the same form (with an identifying descriptive hidden variable) 65 times.
Maybe this is the only way to do it.
I was trying to find a way around copying the same form (with an identifying descriptive hidden variable) 65 times.
No, no- what I meant is make a small include file that would contain only the form itself, and use a server-side include (or some other method) to pull it into the page. Then use an environment variable to fill a hidden form field to indicate what page it was loaded into.
My apologies if I wasn't clear before.
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