Thanks for the pointer Warren!

Works like a charm :)

Hi Warren - is it possible for you to explain this a bit?

I've have tried ti paste this into the default value field but with no luck:

[#Model.Content.Name]

[#CurrentPage.Name]

But that dosent seem to do the job.

What am I doing wrong?

Hi Mads,

I also couldn't get it to work by using CurrentPage, however it was successful when I used a node property name.

For example: [#articleName]

You can find the property name by looking at the document type. It is displayed next to the padlock icon above the property/field name, as shown here:

Hi Mads,

Did you get the hidden field to return the page name?

*Edit - I've figured it out and used the [#nodeProperty] in the hidden field. Replacing [#nodeProperty] with [#pageName]

Hey Martin - i figured it out - But thanks :D

Hi Martin, I ended up getting it to work by doing the following (it's a bit convoluted)...

Add a metatag to the head of each page, and insert the page name into the 'content' of the metatag:

<meta name="page.name" content="@Model.Content.Name">

Then in Umbraco Forms, I include a question of type 'hidden' in each of the forms, and I give the question a title of 'Page Name'.

Then in the footer of each page, I use jquery to get the page name from the metatag and insert it into the hidden form input:

if($('.pagename').length) {
      var pageName = $("meta[name='page.name']").attr('content');
      $(".pagename input").val(pageName);
}

Now when the form is submitted, the page name is included in the email along with the rest of the form data.

It's not the most elegant solution, but it works - which is the important thing.

just replace [#pageId] with [#pageID]

ok, I feel dumb -- it's just

[@Url]

to get the page segment.