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Is there a way to populate a form inside of an iFrame when navigating to that page? &nbsp;Meaning if I am one Page_One.html and I fill out a search box and click submit. &nbsp;That for takes me to Page_Two.html and that page contains an iFrame that has a form on it, populate and send that form with the info submitted on Page_One ??
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Is there a way to populate a form inside of an iFrame when navigating to that page?  Meaning if I am one Page_One.html and I fill out a search box and click submit.  That for takes me to Page_Two.html and that page contains an iFrame that has a form on it, populate and send that form with the info submitted on Page_One ??

Populate a form in an iFrame

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