Lee Doolan wrote:
Actually, I think that if you do it this way, someone will have to
click on the submit button. If you want to redirect with a post, then
look in to using the CURL library.
Kris wants to redirect the user so CURL library would not work for this.
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Lee Doolan wrote:
"Marek" == Marek Kilimajer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
"Kris" == Kris Yates writes:
Marek> You can do it this way:
Marek> https://www.fake.com/fake.php";>
Marek>
Marek>
Marek>
Actually, I think that if you do it this way, someone will have to
click on the
> "Marek" == Marek Kilimajer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "Kris" == Kris Yates writes:
Marek> You can do it this way:
Marek> https://www.fake.com/fake.php";>
Marek>
Marek>
Marek>
Actually, I think that if you do it this way, someone will have to
click on the submit
You can do it this way:
https://www.fake.com/fake.php";>
Kris Yates wrote:
Currently, I am posting via GET to third party server as seen below:
$item=urlencode($item);
header("Location: https://www.fake.com/fake.php?item=$item";);
I want to reconfigure my header calls to POST instead of
--- Kris Yates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Currently, I am posting via GET to third party server as seen below:
>
> $item=urlencode($item);
> header("Location: https://www.fake.com/fake.php?item=$item";);
>
> I want to reconfigure my header calls to POST instead of using GET
> for sendin
Currently, I am posting via GET to third party server as seen below:
$item=urlencode($item);
header("Location: https://www.fake.com/fake.php?item=$item";);
I want to reconfigure my header calls to POST instead of using GET for
sending $item to third party server. Is this doable?
Thank you
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