> I am not sure exactly what you are asking but by this do you mean ..
> <page1>
> process_statements
> ...
> ...
> Header("Location:http://www.some.net?id=$row->ID");
> ....
> </page1>
> <page2>
> then use the string in $QUERY_STRING to retreive/parse your data.
> </page2>
Yes, more or less. However, I'm trying to find some way to be
able to pass those variables via POST, not GET as suggested above.
Using GET, the end user can modify the values of the variables and
there is little way for me to determine if that had happened. With
POST I have a little more control, though not much.
So while you can transfer control to another page server side using
the header() function and GET variables, I'm curious to find out
if there is a way to do something similar server side but using POST.
Chris
