Re: PHP inside Javascript

On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Ron Newman wrote: > Yes, of course, thanks, I remembered that as I woke up this morning. But > there's another wrinkle: After the input has been verified and some > subsequent processing, the data has to be POSTed to a third-party credit > verification site, without user intervention. > > I'm using <BODY onload=formSubmit()> to call a Javascript function, > formSubmit(), to do this. The Javascript function just does a submit_form(). > > Unless I can, invisible to the user, submit a form using PHP, I'm back to > Javascript, and since I'd have to require Javascript be turned on anyway, I > might as well use it for input verification (except for issues of security, > running on the browser rather than as a server script). > > Hope I'm not being dense. > Not dense at all :) You can submit a form using PHP. At least, you can get the values of the form and use the always handy PostToHost() function from Rasmus to do the dirty work. You can search the mailing list for this function. Rasmus has posted that here many times over the years. Here's one link : http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=php-general&m=95642016228753&w=2 Regards, Joao -- Joao Prado Maia Web Developer Kefta.com, Inc