Post Data in an If function

[CDragon]

I'd like to accomplish 2 things with a form of mine:

1) Send some Post data to a server that I have no control over (payment gateway)

2) Send some Post data to my server where I do alot of stuff with it.

Since I am limited to 1 action per form, can I Post specific Post data to 2 URLs using PHP (in an If function)?

[devinemke]

is the other server specifically expecting POST variables (instead of GET)? this would be highly usually for a payemnt gateway. if the gateway is expecting GET vars then just send them on using the [man]header[/man] fucntion. if the gateway is expecting POST vars then do the same thing using this method.

[CDragon]

Great! I'll read up on this when I've got the time to test it out fully.

The gateway is Paypal, and they use Post - what can I say..... I would have liked using a query string - much easier.

[CDragon]

It appears that PayPal does support URL encoded strings after all - buried deep in the integration manual (page 112).

[kburger]

That's a niftly little POST function, devinemke. I'm going to save that for future use. Thanks for the resource!

niftly

? oops -- nifty