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Posted by Martin Mandl - m2m tech support on 02/03/07 09:15
On Feb 3, 9:33 am, Gunnar G <deb...@comhem.se> wrote:
> > In many cases I use URLs like foo.php?a=4b&c=d&e=f&g=h etc.
> > to send variables from one script to another
> > Is there a way to not have the long URL and just call foo.php and send the
> > variables in a more "invisible" way?
>
> I forgot to tell, there is no user input required on the webpages
>
> --
> I didn't know sci.bio.paleontology was that low traffic until I tried read
> the thread "Where is everyone?" and found it to be expired.
Dear Gunnar,
you could try to serialize your data and then compress it ...
Or, if you are looking for a method to send data from one server to
another, have a look at the curl functions - this way you could use
POST variables instead of GET and your data would disappear completely
from your URL ...
Good luck
Martin
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