I have a few things that I want to work together a certain way, and I'm wondering if it's possible. I have a web site right now, that I didn't write, (but I have access to it obviously,) that has a form where you can create a new user on your server, and it sets them up with an email address. It doesn't really matter, but it takes their login and password. It submits that to a .cgi script. That cgi script will create the user, etc. on the server and display a web page that tells you that it succeeded or failed. For all intents and purposes, it always succeeds. Now, here's my problem. I want to create a form where you can input multiple user/password combos at once, submit it, and a php script will run that will submit those logins and passwords one at a time to the cgi script, effectively doing a mass creation of user accounts on the server. but I'm not sure of a few things. Can php submit data to a cgi script? If so, is it possible to get it to ignore the HTML data that the cgi script tries to return? How do I submit the data? Is it just in the form of including a URL? I've considered using the same command you use to redirect someone to another page, but I don't think that'll work, because if I understand correctly you can only redirect them to a page once, and I need to have the cgi script run many times. Any help you can give on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Daniel
