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Posted by Curtis on 02/01/07 02:47
On Sun, 28 Jan 2007 11:23:42 -0800, php newbie <arpit.00@gmail.com> wrot=
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>> php newbie wrote:
>> > I am creating a form Form1.php that posts to the another form
>> > Form2.php.
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>> > I have input validations on the first form. I need the user to go t=
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>> > the next form ONLY if the inputs from the user are valid. I have no=
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>> > been able figure out how to do this since the first form always pos=
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>> > to the next form no matter what.
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>> > I would really appreciate if somebody can share their php knowledge=
>> > and give me some idea on how this is done in php.
>>
>> > ThanksEither do validation in the second form, and if it fails, sen=
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>> them back
>> to the first form. Or, post to the first form and validate there. I=
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>> it succeeds, go to the second form.
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>> Either way, you can save data in the $_SESSION for later retrieval.
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>> Remove the "x" from my email address
>> Jerry Stuckle
>> JDS Computer Training Corp.
>> jstuck...@attglobal.net
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> On Jan 28, 12:54 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
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> Thanks for a prompt reply. Is there a way to achieve this same result
> without using session?
> Any ideas!!
(Changed topposting to bottomposting)
There's really no reason to not use sessions here. However, to address t=
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previous concern that you can't use a header redirect to send the origin=
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data back to the first form, you could simply use fsockopen to send a PO=
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request with (altered/validated) data, and have the PHP on the first for=
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display any default values that have been POST'ed.
This is really much more of a hassle than sessions. PHP will even =
automatically try and send a session cookie by default, but if it can't,=
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it will use the query string.
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Curtis
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