How do I get the Unique ID field to appear in the Post Data?

Right now, the post data looks like this but it is missing the data from my form widget unique id field {input48}. However the data does show on the submissions. How do I get the POST data to show the data?

Data Submitted:


PHP Code:
$_POST['submission_id'];
$_POST['formID'];
$_POST['ip'];
$_POST['organizationbusinessname'];
$_POST['website'];
$_POST['descriptionof'];
$_POST['contactperson']['0'];$_POST['contactperson']['1'];$_POST['contactperson']['2'];
$_POST['phonenumber38']['0'];$_POST['phonenumber38']['1'];
$_POST['email39'];
$_POST['address37']['0'];$_POST['address37']['1'];$_POST['address37']['2'];$_POST['address37']['3'];$_POST['address37']['4'];$_POST['address37']['5'];
$_POST['pleasecheck']['0'];
$_POST['placea']['0'];$_POST['placea']['1'];$_POST['placea']['2'];
$_POST['input48'];
$_POST['checkthis'];

I checked your code and it appears that the Unique ID field is already in the post data. The unique id field is sent as "$_POST['input48'];". Please see the highlighted text in the PHP code below.

$_POST['submission_id'];

$_POST['formID'];

$_POST['ip'];

$_POST['organizationbusinessname'];

$_POST['website'];

$_POST['descriptionof'];

$_POST['contactperson']['0'];$_POST['contactperson']['1'];$_POST['contactperson']['2'];

$_POST['phonenumber38']['0'];$_POST['phonenumber38']['1'];

$_POST['email39'];

$_POST['address37']['0'];$_POST['address37']['1'];$_POST['address37']['2'];$_POST['address37']['3'];$_POST['address37']['4'];$_POST['address37']['5'];

$_POST['pleasecheck']['0'];

$_POST['placea']['0'];$_POST['placea']['1'];$_POST['placea']['2'];

$_POST['input48'];

$_POST['checkthis'];

 

 

But as you can see, the INPUT48 is blank where there should be data. Also notice the other auto complete data fields are blank as well: submission_id, formID, ip.

Shouldn't all of thee fields show a result?

I suppose what you're trying to do is found in this guide: Send-POST-Data-From-JotForm-Using-PHP-in-Custom-Thank-You-Page

If I understand it correctly, $POST is a multidimensional array and it stores multiple values. 

 

This $_POST['submission_id']; already holds the value of the submission ID and this $_POST['input48']; already holds the value of the Unique ID widget.

This, $_POST['contactperson']['0'];$_POST['contactperson']['1'];$_POST['contactperson']['2'];, on the other hand, holds the value of the Prefix, First Name and Last Name of the Contact Person field in your form. [0], [1], and [2] are the indexes.

I hope this answers your question. Let us know if you need any further assistance. Thank you.