header()

[modify]

I'd like to strip the variable posting in the url (http://www.site.com/?z=5&o=9) to http://www.site.com/ while still having the value of "z" and "o" passed. What HTTP header to I need to send to change the request method?

[johnh]

If you create you register your variables in "session_register(myvar);" and then set the var to have a value. "$myvar = myvalue;" then you'll have $myvar accessable on each page that you use the "session_start()".

If your not using sessions, then I can't help.

Hope it helps
John

[kparker]

When you say "strip out" the variable, it sounds like somebody else (not you) is putting it there in the first place. Is 'www.site.com' something you control?

[modify]

www.site.com was an example.

What I want is the difference between

http://zeal.phpwebhosting.com

and

http://zeal.phpwebhosting.com/index.php?action=viewrec&rec=17

, while still having \$action and \$rec have a value. I know this is possible to do with a "transparent frame", but i'd like to use a bit more of a complicated solution 😛

[kparker]

I think you can do this with frames, and don't see any way you can do it via any kind of HTTP header.

[kparker]

Or you could POST the data, and if a submit button is not to your liking, you might find some javascript way to submit the page without a literal submit button.