"Dan McCullough" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> We have a client that has a form that submits to a payment processor to
handle the cc processing.
> The visitor gets what he wants and then comes to a verification page on
our clients site. He
> wants to buy it so he clicks the submit button and hes gone, to the
payment processors site. We
> want to send a notification that someone has placed an order, not that
they got to the payment
> page. So I have tried using onSubmit on the form and then placing the
function name in there, but
> that doesnt work, its a function written in PHP to send a mail alert. Any
thoughts we dont want
> the alert going to the guy until the visitor actually hits the submit
button, and once it leaves
> the return notification from the processor is very limited, so I can't
send it on the return from
> teh processor.
>
> Help please :)
>
try this...
<?
global $submit;
if($submit){
Do whatever...
}
?>
<input type=submit name="sent" value="submit">
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