GodFoca wrote:
Heyp! I wanted to know if there is some way to do the submitting of a form
from a normal href link, instead of the big-dumb-gray button.
If it can't be done with PHP, how can it be done?
Thanks in advance,
Nicolas Sanguinetti
Thought it is possible to use javascript as suggested by J
GodFoca wrote:
Heyp! I wanted to know if there is some way to do the submitting of a form
from a normal href link, instead of the big-dumb-gray button.
If it can't be done with PHP, how can it be done?
Why would you think PHP can do anything client side?
submit
or something like that...
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Heyp! I wanted to know if there is some way to do the submitting of a form
from a normal href link, instead of the big-dumb-gray button.
If it can't be done with PHP, how can it be done?
Thanks in advance,
Nicolas Sanguinetti
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On Tuesday 17 December 2002 18:38, Jay Thayer wrote:
> 1. Any reason that I can not pass the variable to the submit page? I am
Try $_REQUEST['Test'] and look in the manual, the archives or a PHP-FAQ for
"register_globals".
> 2. If I have a HTML tag, how can I
> reference the x# of variables th
1. Try: $_POST[Test]
2. $_POST[testmultiple][2] (Will give you position 3 of the select.)
Or: $list = implode($_POST[testmultiple]);
Will give you the values selected in $list in a comma seperated list.
3. print_r($_REQUEST)
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 12:38, Jay Thayer wrote:
I have
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Subject: [PHP] Submitting a Form
> I have a php page, with a form I am attempting to submit.
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> In submitTest.php, I simply put
> print $Test;
> ?>
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> Yet, I con
I have a php page, with a form I am attempting to submit.
In submitTest.php, I simply put
Yet, I continually get the browser message:
"Notice: Undefined variable: Test in ...\submittest.php on Line 2
1. Any reason that I can not pass the variable to the submit page? I am
using an A
If you need something more complex look into CURL as
suggested earlier
http://curl.haxx.se/
http://www.php.net/curl
olinux
--- olinux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's what I do.
>
> We have an outsourced email newsletter management
> system that accepts GET method - so I just use
> fopen()
Here's what I do.
We have an outsourced email newsletter management
system that accepts GET method - so I just use fopen()
to send the data to our list management system and
then drop the information into a database on our
server.
$form1_submit_url =
'http://www.whatever.com/page.htm?something=
Don't think it can be done... at least not the way you describe. *maybe* it
can be done with javascript, but I'd try to do it this way:
1. user completes form, clicks submit
2. your scripts don't send any output to the browser (ie, it's not a page,
it's a script), generate the auto-responders, w
Hi All,
I have a problem that I hope you can help me with.
I'm using a third party shopping cart solution which is quite frankly naff.
They bundle some autoresponders with it. Unfortunately the autoresponders do
not work!. I want to find a temporary solution to this. The easiest way
would be t
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