RE: [PHP] more than one php
| From: | Ross Bateman | Date: | Thu, 10 Apr 2003 05:28:56 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [PHP] more than one php | ||
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Hi
Just a thought here, could you not use JavaScript... call f1.php and in the
onload event call f2.php in a new window.
Not 100% on this as I am only just starting to play with JS ...
Ross
¤-----Original Message-----
¤From: Jon Haworth [mailto:jon@laughing-buddha.net]
¤Sent: 09 April 2003 02:56
¤To: php-general@lists.php.net
¤Subject: RE: [PHP] more than one php
¤
¤
¤Hi Diksha,
¤
¤> i wanted to know if it is possible to pass the
¤> contents of one form to more than one PHP
¤> scripts. something like this:
¤>
¤> echo"<form method=get action=\"f1.php\ action=\"f2.php\">
¤
¤No, you can't do this - what you have to do is pass it to f1.php,
¤which does
¤its stuff and then redirects to f2.php:
¤
¤<?php
¤ // do something
¤ header ("Location: http://example.com/f2.php?foo=".
$_GET['foo']);
¤ exit;
¤?>
¤
¤The only drawback with this approach is that f1.php can't output anything,
¤otherwise the header won't get sent. It's also harder with POST than GET
¤(but still possible).
¤
¤HTH
¤Jon
¤
¤
¤
¤
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