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[yanks6rule]

I am writing a page with sessions. At the start of every page I check to make sure that the user actually has a session by checking for some SESSION variables. On one of my pages I have a form that is to add guests for an event. I have no idea how many guests a particular member is giong to bring and the number of guests is not limited. So to save myself time I wrote a form that will allow you to add one guest and then hit add guest. This will save that guest to the guest table in my MySQL database but then I want to reload the page to have them add another guest. The only problem I am having is that the only way I know how to send the user to the page is using the header() function. This is not working because I have already output data. Is there a better way to do this so that I can one form and not have to have a form input for guests up to 20?

Thanks

[thorpe]

Have the form post back to itself, thus refreshing the page. Either that or use output buffering to get around any header() errors.

[yanks6rule]

I have changed the form to post to itself. I have also tried keeping the form and processing in its own file as well as putting it all in one page. The problem I am having now is that when I use the include function it puts the new page below the table of the old one and this might be a problem with the way I have the page setup. Here is a generic form of the page

check for session
if a guest has been added by this member show them in a table
else say no guest

now underneath that show form which processes and then includes this whole page again so that the new guest will be put into the table.

Only problem like I said is that the new page is loaded underneath the old table from the orginal page.

Thanks