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You can try and use sessions. That would be the easiest way to go.<br />
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-r-
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You can try and use sessions. That would be the easiest way to go.

-r-

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I've got three forms with lots of fields on them. What happens is the visitor fills out form one, then two, then when the third one is submitted it will fire an email off with all the data that has been submitted.<br />
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So, I have to pass the data between forms and I was just about to create a hidden field in form2 for all the variables passed from form1 when I thought &quot;This is bonkers, there are about 30 of them, there must be an easier way?&quot;.<br />
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Is there an easier way? 
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I've got three forms with lots of fields on them. What happens is the visitor fills out form one, then two, then when the third one is submitted it will fire an email off with all the data that has been submitted.

So, I have to pass the data between forms and I was just about to create a hidden field in form2 for all the variables passed from form1 when I thought "This is bonkers, there are about 30 of them, there must be an easier way?".

Is there an easier way? 

Recording form variables

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