note 31331 modified in function.serialize by aidan

Hi! If you wanna save all the POST data and reload it again in another time... you can use this: (Thanks for my_stripslashes() function ;-) <?php // saving POST if ($REQUEST_METHOD=="POST") { $fp = fopen("postData.txt","w"); $data = addslashes(serialize($_POST)); fwrite($fp, $data); fclose($fp); } // reloading POST and passing to variables if (file_exists("postData.txt")) { $data = file("postData.txt"); $data = my_stripslashes($data[0]); // catches it in some message above $postData = unserialize($data); extract($postData, EXTR_OVERWRITE); } ?> Now you have all variables from old POST in your actual script. Well useful when you have a great form very used and of course, DEPENDING of your tool. --was-- Hi! If you wanna save all the POST data and reload it again in another time... you can use this: (Thanks for my_stripslashes() function ;-) // saving POST if ($REQUEST_METHOD=="POST") { $fp = fopen("postData.txt","w"); $data = addslashes(serialize($_POST)); fwrite($fp, $data); fclose($fp); } // reloading POST and passing to variables if (file_exists("postData.txt")) { $data = file("postData.txt"); $data = my_stripslashes($data[0]); // catches it in some message above $postData = unserialize($data); extract($postData, EXTR_OVERWRITE); } Now you have all variables from old POST in your actual script. Well useful when you have a great form very used and of course, DEPENDING of your tool. http://php.net/manual/en/function.serialize.php