Re: [PHP] Registration Form

The browser's back button is NOT reliable, and JavaScript's 'back' is the same thing... If you are carrying values forward to the next page with a hidden field, my recommendation would be to store each page's vars is a way which is easy to work with, and instead of the browser's back button, prov

[PHP] Registration Form

Hi, I am using registration form with a number of different steps. And if, for instance, the user wants to come back to correct something, I am using the back img button with the link: javascript:history.back(1) I am wondering how many people are actually using the way I do, and if it's reliab

Re: [PHP] Help with a php Registration Form

At 01:44 PM 4/17/2001, Michael Leone wrote: double check ALL of your for loops as well as any place that you may have used a curly bracket. ~kurth >Im getting this pesky parse error at line 392 which is the last line of >the document. >At 01:40 PM 4/17/2001 -0400, you wrote: >>At 01:35 PM 4/1

Re: [PHP] Help with a php Registration Form

At 01:35 PM 4/17/2001, Michael Leone wrote: whats the problem taht you having? >I am trying to write a Registration form that send an email to a specific >address. >The source to the page is at http://www.probesnj.org/etownreg.txt >Its 400 lines long and I probably just spelled something wrong

[PHP] Help with a php Registration Form

I am trying to write a Registration form that send an email to a specific address. The source to the page is at http://www.probesnj.org/etownreg.txt Its 400 lines long and I probably just spelled something wrong or missed a semi-colon, but I can't find it and I would appreciate it anyone who has