Don't think it can be done... at least not the way you describe. *maybe* it can be done with javascript, but I'd try to do it this way:
1. user completes form, clicks submit 2. your scripts don't send any output to the browser (ie, it's not a page, it's a script), generate the auto-responders, whatever else, and redirect to the other script. 3. other script takes the data, does what it does, and user gets a response in the browser. You will probably run into trouble with this because the second form requires information to be sent by POST method... I think the CURL library can do this for you, or else, it's been discussed on this list 1000's of times. Search the archives. Justin on 02/10/02 2:47 AM, Henry ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Hi All, > > I have a problem that I hope you can help me with. > > I'm using a third party shopping cart solution which is quite frankly naff. > They bundle some autoresponders with it. Unfortunately the autoresponders do > not work!. I want to find a temporary solution to this. The easiest way > would be to allow a form to be submitted to more than one place! > > Basically I would lke to have an intermediate php page that will submit the > details (submitted to it) to two other pages and then follow the response of > one of those other pages (the primary page). That way I can insert a > different autoresponder handling system into the submission process but > continue to use the shopping carts pages for the time being. > > Any suggestions? > > Henry > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
