Re: PHP on_submit()

Ron Newman wrote: > This all works well, except that the browser puts up two warnings, one for > each post, about sending data over a non-secure session, the standard > dialog we've all seen. One warning is OK, but two are going to be > irritating to users. Well, if the users feel irritated then they should use the "Don't warn me next time" option which I assume is on the warning dialog message. That warning is there for a reason, you as a web developer should not be able to override it. > What I need is a way to gather variables from a form, do PHP on them, then > forward the post on to wherever it's going. > > Something like Javascript's on_submit(), which allows you access to the > variables before they are sent. > Any ideas? They're breathing down my neck to finish this Friday. I hope you are in a different timezone than me, other wise you've only got under and hour to reach that deadline by the end of business Friday. :-) Perhaps you should use one form to send the info back to the PHP script. Then your script can do it's stuff and do a POST to the second machine by itself, from inside PHP that is. That way the user is only submitting one form. Personally I won't worry about it. The users will turn the warning message off after it's popped up about 2 dozen times. ;-) -- Simon Edwards Animated Design, Melbourne http://www.animated.net.au/ Ph: (03) 98850990