cURL

[Anon]

Is there any way to post data to a remote script and leave the path of the script in the location bar of the browser.

i.e. run a script say http://www.mysite.com/post.php, this posts some values to a site http://www.anothersite.com/process.php and the location bar of the browser reads http://www.anothersite.com/process.php NOT http://www.mysite.com/post.php

[Anon]

You answered your own question. post the form to www.mysite.com/process.php, where a script uses cURL to pass the form data onto www.anothersite.com/process.php, pick up the results, and echo them back to the browser.

Or do you mean you want the address bar in the browser to change? Just submit the form to http://www.anothersite.com/process.php.

Or do you mean you want the domain to lie about its name?

[van__]

cUrl does not do this.
cUrl is a client library, meaning that your server is the client and cUlr acts as the browser.

Use cUrl when you want to communicate to another server from your own and have it be transparent to the end user.

The only way to place a URL into the end users browser location is to actually transfer the end user to that location.
A browser cannot lie.

So just use a POST to do this.