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Since the action of your form is the ASP script, it will always take your user to the ASP script and not return results to the PHP application, which I think it what you want to do, if I am not mistaken.
I found a link in the manual (http://us4.php.net/http) to someone's function for peforming posts to an external site and retrieving the returned data. In this way, you could set the action of your form to another PHP script on the same server that would then use this http_post function to post to the external ASP script. The ASP script's results would be sent back to your PHP script and returned by the http_post function for you to use. I hope this is what you're looking for.
The function is located at: http://nf.wh3rd.net/projects/http.inc/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: | I am working on an integration between my PHP site and an ASP site with XML. | The basic flow is this: I generate a request by placing XML into the value | portion of an input tag called ³REQUEST² the action is the url of the remote | ASP server which receives the request. It then returns a form with the same | ³REQUEST² input tag with the XML as the value. My problem is getting the | XML that is posted to the form. The confusing thing is that once I receive | the XML data I am no longer in my site. The header information changes to | the URL that sent the data. | | I am not sure how to capture the data that is returned by the server. I have | a procedure that puts XML data into my db from file. But I'm not sure how | to get this result into a file. | | The ASP example that I am changing to PHP is Request.Form("Results") | basically it gets the form's Results variable... How can you do that in PHP | when nothing has been sent to the server?? Any insight would be very | helpful... | | My code is below: | | Code that generates the request: | | $doc = domxml_new_doc('1.0'); | $top_element = $doc->add_child($doc->create_element('ExchangeRequest')); | | $login_data_node = | $top_element->add_child($doc->create_element('LoginData')); | $login_data_node->set_attribute("UserName", "uname"); | $login_data_node->set_attribute("Password", "pass"); | | $request_node = $top_element->add_child($doc->create_element('Request')); | $request_node->set_attribute("Type", "RetrieveNewSearches"); | | //echo "<pre>Comment: "; print(htmlentities($doc->html_dump_mem(true))); | echo "</pre>"; die; | | $xml = $doc->html_dump_mem(); | $ns = strtr($xml, "\"", "'"); | | //echo "<pre>Comment: "; print($ns); echo "</pre>"; die; | | $html = "<html> | <body> | <form name=\"Exchange\" method=\"POST\" | action=\"https://remoteaspserver/action.asp\";> | <input type=\"text\" size=150 name=\"Request\" | value=\"$ns\"></input> | <br><br> | <input type=\"submit\" value=\"Submit\"></input> | </form> | </body> | </html>"; | | print($html); | | | Code received by server: | | <html> | <body> | <input type="text" name="Results" value="<?xml version='1.0'?> | <Results RequestSuccessful='True'> | <Searches NumberIncluded='1'> | <Search Type='data'> | <ID>1</ID> | <Comments/> | </Search> | </Searches> | </Results> | "></input> | </body> | </html> | | | Thanks for your help! | /Tim Best -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://enigmail.mozdev.org
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