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I am sure this has been solved dozens of times but I can’t figure the answer. Scenario 1) I have a WordPress website with many individual product pages (with product details & descriptions) 2) I have a summary page with product pics, name and short description When the user clicks the product on the summary page, I link to the appropriate product page with the usual Https://URL/?Prod1 or Https://URL/?Prod3 or Https://URL/?Prod3 Etc On every product page have deployed the same very simple Data-page and all it does is show the current product availability and dates As you can imagine, this all works very nicely when the user accesses the product page via the summary page. The problem A member of the public searching the web accesses (from the google SERP) the product page directly (i.e. not via the summary page) and so naturally there is no ‘/?prodx’ passed and the result is ‘no record found’. (Since the user has already arrived at their preferred web product page- it seems stupid to ask which product code they want availability for) Each web product page already shows the product code – How can I pass the product code from the web product page to the Data Page embedded on the same page? (basically spoof the ‘/?prodx’ or is there a better way?)

Hello. I have a file field where a user can load in an image. After they load the image and click update, I've got some java that runs. I'd like to populate the url of that image in another field. I've got something like this that fires when the user updates, but I can't find the correct value for the image url and it clearly doesn't work: document.getElementById("EditRecordtextfield_1").value = document.getElementById("EditRecordImage_File_1").SRC Thought? Is this even possible? DP