Sorry kinda hard to find a title for this...
Anyway:
I have a simple html page (page1) with a form on it. Now when the form is submitted i want to call a php page (page2) that handles the data. So far so good. The Problem is, that when the form is submitted the browser loads page2 but i want the user to stay on page1 even after submitting the info... Any thoughts on how i can do that ?
Submit the page to itsself (page1 submits to page1) and do the processing at the top before any content loads.
Hi !
I can´t process the data in page1 bc page one is automatically generated by an php script. So i have/want to keep the processing code in a different file.
try put this below the process
header("Refresh: 0;url=http://www.yourdomain.com/page1");
before this code
?><?php
}
?>
try put this below the processheader("Refresh: 0;url=http://www.yourdomain.com/page1");
before this code
?><?php
}
?>
Another option is:
header("Location: http://www.yourdomain.com/page1");
although both do pretty much the same thing.
Don't forget that you can't send headers after any output (including whitespace) has been sent to the browser.
i wish i can code php. you guys kickass!
its just a simple php to process form. If you want the code, I can give it to you.
all those self-processing codes are a pain in the ass. i always get my site's code in one of 'em free cgi scripts sites. i want to have a guestbook in my site that uses smileys. my guestbook only uses the .pl (or is it .cgi) file.
With self coding, you have total control on the layout and script behavior. I start by downloading free scripts too, using it to learn how they make the coding.
@ alang & Ludge Thanks a lot - that worked !
No problem, glad I can help
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