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Posted by Rob D on 04/03/07 15:18
You can do as various others have suggested but there is a built in
php way:
$vars = array("id" => $_REQUEST['id'],
"header" => $_REQUEST['header'],
"abstract" => $_REQUEST['abstract'],
"body" => $_REQUEST['body']
);
http_post($server, $port, $url, $vars);
It's perhaps self-explanatory, I'm getting four posted attribute/value
pairs from the request stream which I'm storing with the same names
(you could change them if you wanted) into an array called $vars. I
then call http_post passing the server, port and url of where I'm
connecting to with the posted array as the last parameter.
Rob
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 13:21:33 +0800, Man-wai Chang
<toylet.toylet@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>I knew the GET way ('called.php?para1=aaa¶2=xxxx'),
>but how about the POST way?
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