Hi Jim,
There are several ways to accomplish this such as flat files, database records,
sessions, and the like. But I prefer to simply include a file (or have the one file
do both form display and processing) and then you get all your variables:
if ($REQUEST_METHOD == 'POST') {
// either do you processing and diplay here, or
include './destination.php'; // with access to all posted vars
}
else {
// display your form
}
Remember that header() requires a FULLY QUALIFIED DOMAIN NAME and path:
header("Location: http://www.somehost.com/somescript.php";);
and that it is a GET ($REQUEST_METHOD == 'GET'). The fact that some web servers will
display the page anyway is no reason to depend on that.
For PHP4+ of course you can use $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] instead.
HTH,
John
>I'm sure that this is possible, but I haven't found any info/examples on it
>yet,..
>
>What I have is a php script that processes data that been submitted by a
>FORM.
>
>That's OK,...
>
>At the end of my script, depending upon the processing, I want to GOTO
>another php script, that's also OK, I can simply use the function
>
> header("Location:destination.php");
>
>However, I have a whole lot of variables that were initially submitted, and
>I want to take some of them with me when I go to the new destination.php.
>
>Now, I know I can just tack them on the end like a POST, but I'd prefer to
>NOT get them there in the URL, like a GET does,... any ideas ??
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Jim.....
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