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Posted by Al on 01/21/06 00:58
chris_fieldhouse@hotmail.com wrote:
> I tied using Gogle, either I'm not being specific enough in my question
> search or too specific,
> so I get hits for the normal processing of variables passed in using
> POST, but nothing on how to POST back from within php.
>
> if you could give me a link to such a site, that woud be appreciated.
>
> yes, I could use get, and at the moment its just the userid, but the
> login page may be expanded to have several fields, which is why I would
> not want to paste all the variables/data into the url when sending
> back.
>
> Chris
You could try cookies?
Or you could have verify and login to be the same php page... then you
can set the values in the form youself.
If you still wanted them to have separate names they could both just
require("login/verify.php"); or something. Boths ways are good if you
want to avoid GETs, although I think the second works more nicely.
Cookies probably shouldn't be used for this purpose...
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