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Axel
I've got a credit card form and on submission it requires that the expiry date is submitted from a single string as mmyy. Instead, the form is mm and yy in separate submission boxes.
I figured it would be possible to take the two value's and combine them by sitcking them into a hidden field.
I found a script online and due to my very limited knowledge of javascript I wouldn't actually know what to do with this and it looks looks somewhat incomplete:
I'm completely full of cold at the moment so my brains not firing on all thrusters.
Would this require any library like jquery to work?
If there's a way to do this without javascript that would be even better. Thing is as the forms being submitted via a thirdparty api I don't have the luxury of combining them via PHP at form submission.
Appreciate any help.
Many thanks.
Alex
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