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I have a form field and a send button that encodes the contents of the field as a URL and passes it as a link. I also want to repopulate the field with the user's last entry by saving the entry as a cookie when the user click send.<br />
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I thought I might be able to find something that was nearly a cut-n-paste solution since I have only barely started to learn JavaScript but no luck so far. Can someone point me to a simple solution?
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I have a form field and a send button that encodes the contents of the field as a URL and passes it as a link. I also want to repopulate the field with the user's last entry by saving the entry as a cookie when the user click send.

I thought I might be able to find something that was nearly a cut-n-paste solution since I have only barely started to learn JavaScript but no luck so far. Can someone point me to a simple solution?

Save form entry to cookie and repopulate entry on next visit

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