Posted by Oak Hall on 06/18/06 14:57

Is there another way to do this so post variables survive?
if I have

/z/something?command=blah&step=1
and form variables (post)

go to:

/script.php?lib=something&command=blah&step=1
and $_POST


Thanks Oak

"AlexVN" <alexander.netkachev@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> Oak Hall wrote:
>> I have the following in my apache2 http.conf
>>
>> RedirectMatch ^/z/(.*) /php/ide/data/redirect.php?lib=$1
>>
>> if in the 'redirect.php' file I echo the $_POSTS array it is blank, even
>> though I am redirecting a form post.
>>
>> Any ideas? Thanks Oak
>
> Redirect is, by definition, is performed by setting Location header and
> 30X status of HTTP response. User agents, such as browsers, react on
> this response by performing a subsequent GET request to a new URI. So
> all POST variables are not survive during redirection.
>
> Sincerely,
> Alexander
> http://www.alexatnet.com/
>

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