Yes, with either sessions, POST or GET, you need to let the second page know
that it has to delete the other page, and then delete it with unlink...
although I'm SURE there's gotta be a better way to do all this rather than
creating/deleting files for each member.
Justin
on 27/02/03 4:32 AM, Pau
Chris, et al --
...and then Chris Hayes said...
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% At 18:32 26-2-03, you wrote:
% >I have a confirmation of "membership" page a user would arrive at after
% >clicking on a URL in an email. After they click on a link in this page I
% >want to delete the page itself so it will only exist for thi
> I have a confirmation of "membership" page a user would arrive at after
> clicking on a URL in an email. After they click on a link in this page I
> want to delete the page itself so it will only exist for this one use.
> The URL in the page does go to another "Welcome" page which is on
> ano
At 18:32 26-2-03, you wrote:
I have a confirmation of "membership" page a user would arrive at after
clicking on a URL in an email. After they click on a link in this page I
want to delete the page itself so it will only exist for this one use. The
URL in the page does go to another "Welcome" pa
On Thursday 27 February 2003 01:32, Paul wrote:
> I have a confirmation of "membership" page a user would arrive at after
> clicking on a URL in an email. After they click on a link in this page I
> want to delete the page itself so it will only exist for this one use.
> The URL in the page does go
I have a confirmation of "membership" page a user would arrive at after
clicking on a URL in an email. After they click on a link in this page I
want to delete the page itself so it will only exist for this one use.
The URL in the page does go to another "Welcome" page which is on
another serve
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