RE: [PHP] Forwarding $_POST Values... please no flaming

Ok.. not one bit of this was necessary guys. Please take it off-list if you have personal problems that need resolving. Yeah.. people do join the list and expect to have their hands held through everything, or expect others to solve all their problems, but if the question offends you, it's better not to answer than to start a flame war. I took this question to be along the lines of "How would you get PHP to send POST variables" where as another solution (probably the better and simpler) was "Yeah.. just put the full path of the other server in your FORM tag as it's action". This list is for PHP questions.. HTML and Javascript are kind of related so maybe someone thinks PHP can help and it turns out to be better solved through HTML or JS .. so be it. But bitching people out ISN'T a viable solution on this list. If you think the question is stupid or irrelevant, take it to private email or just delete it. Please. -TG = = = Original message = = = [snip] Wow...what a helpful answer! Thankfully, other people responded to the guys question and didn't come off like smug pricks! [/snip] Been on mailing lists long? Who the fuck are you to critisize me buttwad? Probably some new, politically correct panty-waist who says Happy Holidays because he doesn't have the balls to say Merry Christmas. I saw that you had a better answer. Keep calling out people like this and you'll quickly earn a trip to /dev/null. Is that smug enough for you? Every four months or so some jerkwad joins the list and gets his sensibilities bruised when a terse reply is given to someone who a.) doesn't need defending and 2.) obviously did no research at all. There is a concept here called teaching a developer to fish. I wasn't rude and the links were quite helpful. ___________________________________________________________ Sent by ePrompter, the premier email notification software. Free download at http://www.ePrompter.com.