Dumb question on forms

[Suspence]

So, I'd like to create a really simple web-form for feedback on a few web pages, and for the most part, I've accomplished that.

The bit I can't figure out is how to make the referrering URL to display on the page, so that the user can see that I've captured that information.

I'm using
<input type="hidden" name="derive_fields" value="ipaddr = REMOTE_ADDR, referrer = HTTP_REFERER" />

This is delivering the referring URL to me in the mail that is generated, which is great, but it also keeps it the referral URL hidden on the form page. I'd like the user to know that I have this information (so they don't duplicate effort by telling me what URL they are providing feedback on.)

I'm probably missing something dumb, and my HTML/PHP skills are virtually non-existent. Help?
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[Zag]

Those values, REMOTE_ADDR and HTTP_REFERER, must be php built-in variables, because I know that they aren't anything special in HTML. I don't know php at all, but you just have to do whatever you do to display the value of any built-in variable in your page. I'm surprised that you don't have to prefix them with $ or something, which is the usual way to signify a variable in most HTML construction languages.

But try something like this: Does it replace the built-in variables with their values when not inside the value attribute?

[Suspence]

Doesn't seem to work, but maybe I'm not understanding your instructions.

I've replicated the page I'm trying to create here:

http://www.glpics.com/suspence13/compassfeedback2.html
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[Suspence]

Actually, I've figured out my dumb mistake. Zag, thanks for the push in the right direction.
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