[RESOLVED] How To Check Submitting Page

[durahman]

Suppose we created 3 web pages ie pageA, pageB and pageC.

Let say:

pageC will do processA if access - by clicking a link - from pageA
pageC will do processB if access - by clicking a link - from pageB

Can someone tell me how to do this

[bpat1434]

The link would take the form of:

pageC.php?p=A or pageC.php?p=B

Then, you can set up your processes as includes or within pageC.php and call them based upon the $_GET['p'] variable.

~Brett

<a href="pageC.php?p=A">Process form A</a><br />
<a href="pageC.php?p=B">Process form B</a>

<?php
if(!isset($_GET['p']) || empty($_GET['p']))
{
    header('Location: '.$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']);
}
else
{
    switch($_GET['p'])
    {
        case 'A': include_once('processA.php');
            break;
        case 'B': include_once('processB.php');
            break;
     }
}
?>

[halojoy]

question is why ?
why should otjher pages process a page ?

and with 'process' do you mean that it should redirect user to that page
or
stay on this page and only include the work that is done in the other page ?

it is common to use small resourse pages, that contains some function
that many pages can use

than these functions in include pages can easily be incorporated wherever needed

<?php // this is:      firstpage.php

include ( "somefunctions1.php" );
include ( "otherfunctions2.php" );

?>
Hello world!<br>
<a href="nextpage.php">LINK go to next page</a>