Re: POST without a button

"Robert J. Cissell" wrote: > > You can generate the html with the data in a form, and in the body tag put > an onload to a javascript function that'll submit the form right then. Not > exactly fancy or anything, but gives you something to work with. > This is fine, except that it won't work if the browser has javascript disabled. Ron, you can send header() anytime as long as you have not already generated any other content already from the same script. There is a directive in php.ini to bypass this (output_buffering = On). There is apparently a way to set this on-the-fly also. You can also check whether headers have already beem sent using headers_sent() - returns 'true' if they have. I don't know of any way to send a POST without a button except for using javascript -- Marko.