Getting elements from a dynamic page and submitting it with a form.

if you want to include the img src and text from an element on the page when a user submits a form, there are a few approaches you can consider:

1. Hidden Fields: As you mentioned, you can save the img src and text from the dynamic page into local storage and then pass that data into hidden fields within the form. This way, when the form is submitted, the hidden fields will also be included in the submitted data.

2. JavaScript Manipulation: You can use JavaScript to dynamically update the form data before submitting it. When the user submits the form, you can extract the img src and text from the respective elements on the page and add them to the form's data before it is sent.

3. AJAX Requests: Instead of submitting the form traditionally, you can use AJAX to send the form data asynchronously. With AJAX, you have more control over the data being sent, allowing you to include additional information such as the img src and text from the page elements. You can use JavaScript to extract the required data and include it in the AJAX request payload.

Each approach has its own advantages and considerations, so choose the one that best fits your specific requirements and technical expertise. Remember to handle any security considerations, such as properly validating and sanitizing the data before processing it on the server-side on myccpay.

Hello,

Yes, you can achieve your goal by dynamically submitting the form and including the img source and text from an element on the page as part of the submitted data. Here's an example of how you can accomplish this using JavaScript:

Get the img source and text from the desired elements on the page. You can use methods like document.querySelector or document.getElementById to select the elements and retrieve their values. For example:

var imgSrc = document.querySelector('#imageX').src;

var elementText = document.querySelector('#elementY').textContent;

In the above code, #imageX and #elementY are placeholders for the actual IDs or CSS selectors of the elements you want to extract data from.

Attach an event listener to the form submit event. When the form is submitted, you can retrieve the form data, append the img source and text values, and then submit the form programmatically. Here's an example:

var form = document.querySelector('#yourFormId');

form.addEventListener('submit', function(event) {

event.preventDefault(); // Prevent the form from submitting normally

var formData = new FormData(form);

formData.append('imgSrc', imgSrc);

formData.append('elementText', elementText);

// Perform any additional form data manipulation if needed

// Submit the form programmatically

fetch(form.action, {

method: form.method,

body: formData

})

.then(function(response) {

// Handle the form submission response

})

.catch(function(error) {

// Handle any errors

});

});

In the above code, #yourFormId is a placeholder for the actual ID or CSS selector of your form element.

This approach dynamically retrieves the img source and text from the page when the form is submitted and includes them in the form data. You can then process this data on the server-side when handling the form submission.