I scratched my head for weeks with this problem untill I found a discussion
on this in the archives.
It seems that a post-form MUST be executed from the client side.
Here is the start of the discussion:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=php-general&m=97614760211168&w=2
So... It has to be done with JavaScript...
Just a tip:
Check out the cURL-functions in the manual.
They do the stuff that the Post-to-Host does, but much much more...
Regards,
// Tobias Talltorp
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> After hours of searching :/ I was able to find Rasmus'
> PostToHost() function. It's working fine, for the most
> part. It's posting to the page and printing what it gets
> back as part of the page/code that calls the function.
> This is most likely expected behavior, just not what I
> expected.
> However, I'm curious if there is a way to POST data to
> a page WHILE redirecting the browser to that particular
> page. You can do this, _sort of_, client side with JavaScript
> (OnClick = document.form.submit();) I'm wondering
> if there is a way you can do this server side with PHP?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Chris
>
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