No idea whats going on

[twister47]

Okay, as simply as I can put it.

I have a form that submits to a php file.

The php checks the variables, and in case of an error header redirects back to the form with a query string with the error codes... ex. form.php?e=1000_1003

The only problem is, say I leave 2 fields blank and hit submit

It comes back with the errors for those two fields

I fill in one and hit submit.

And then it still comes back with those two error codes... BUT if I hit submit one more time, then it finally comes back with just one error code.

Its like its caching the script and not actually running it. Though I tried setting both the session to no cache and sending a last modifed header to the current time.

I cannot figure this one out.

[thorpe]

I cannot figure this one out.

neither can we without seeing some code.

[batman]

Try changing your error checking to something like this and substitute as many of your own variables as needed.....

if((!$var1) || (!$var2)){
	echo 'You did not submit the following required information! <br />';
	if(!$var1){
		echo "Please put in something for variable 1.<br />";
	}
	if(!$var2){
		echo "Please put in something for variable 2.<br />";
	}
include("yourpage.php");
exit();
	}
else
{
//whatever here
}

This method is a little more user friendly than setting an error message and submiting it in the URL.... 😃