I'm creating a a new html page from a form.
The user inputs a "page_name" and a "name". I need= this "name" to get passed into the new page made by copying a te=mplate using [copyfile]
I need a text variable created on this new page
[text]name=3DMelissa[/text]
(Melissa is the name being passed via the form in this example)
Possible?
This is what I'm using for the copyfile command
[copyfile from=3Dtemplate.html&to=3D../[lowercase][page_name][/low=ercase].html]
I have this in my template that is used to create the new page:
[text]name=3D[name][/text]
[name] gets passed just fine from the and gets written into the databa=se.
BUT the variable always is
[text]name=3D[name][/text]
on the new page created.
This is all the code on the page that gets the input from the form:
[append db=3Dpages.db][!]
[/!]page_id=3D[page_id][!]
[/!]&page_name=3D[url][page_name][/url][!]
[/!]&name=3D[url][name][/url][!]
[/!][!]&description=3D[url][description][/url][/!][!]
[/!]&active=3DNo[!]
[/!]&create_time=3D[time][!]
[/!]&create_date=3D[date][!]
[/!]&create_ipaddress=3D[ipaddress][!]
[/!][/append]
[copyfile from=3Dcompanion.html&to=3D../[lowercase][page_name][/lowerca=se].html]
Like always thanks for glancing at this.
Richard
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2520--_000_CWLP265MB1556E04597ACA81F7CB43E0F81980CWLP265MB1556GBRP_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableAm speculating, but is it perhaps simply related to using name, name. Test =with an alternate variable name for name?ScottFrom: Richard Kwasniewski