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Hello Ada;

Kindly use this link to show how to embed the form in your website; http://www.jotform.com/help/2-How-to-Create-Your-First-Web-Form

You can also try embedding this form using iFrame code, as shown on link; http://www.jotform.com/help/148-How-to-get-your-Form-s-Iframe-Code, We had also assisted another user on our forum, you can check also on the solution offered on this link; http://www.jotform.com/answers/70102-I-can-t-get-the-forms-onto-my-website

Lets know if this helped and will be glad to assist you further.

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Yes, it works!

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Hello;

Good to hear that you managed to fix it!

Welcome always and you can see our latest feature on this link; http://www.jotform.net/blog/48-MailChimp-Integration-Send-Email-Newsletters-to-the-People-Who-Filled-Your-Forms

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Hi adatse

If the URL part of the code embedded in your website begins with http://form.jotform.ca..., try changing it to http://www.jotform.ca... and let us know if it helps.

Initially, when you stated that "click to edit" is appearing, I thought that you simply had not changed the default labels of the fields. However, after checking the form and seeing that the labels were indeed changed, I now think it may be a latency issue with the edge server of the CDN (Content Delivery Network) nearest to your location. Forms at the http://form.jotform URLs are served via a CDN while those with the http://www... version URLs are distributed in the traditional manner.

You may view the following links for more information on CDNs:

What is a CDN and What Does it Do?

Oh okay. I see that you edited your post and the reference to seeing "click to edit" is no longer there. So, I'm assuming everything's fine now.

Cheers