2 action is required

qphqp

can we put in one form 2 action?like tihis:

or there is a way to do this because i have a login page and i require login information in different php scripts.

rowanparker

I don't think that would work.

What are you doing to do?
Why can't you put both scripts into one?

qphqp

after user logged, a page will open and user fill check boxes or text area manually so then information will be saved in database.i am trying to do get username and password from login page directly.

rowanparker

Why don't you go to page1.php first then from there redirect to page2.php and pass the login info on?

qphqp

i am doing this but i got only blanks on table instead of username and password
1.login page
2.controlling is the username and password
3.directing to page in which user fill forms
4.connecting db and sending info.

perhaps i have syntax error.i will check it again

rowanparker

Can you post the code you are using?

qphqp

actually i can do it in a different way so are sure to post them here because total 12 pages nearly 800 rows included and trying for a month.it is better not to send the codes for me.

but a part

$username = $_POST["username"];
$password = $_POST["password"];

and then i use 3 arrays to get an array adrees

$sql = 'insert into url (username, password, adress1, adress2, adress3, adress4) values ("'.$username.'", "'.$password.'", "'.$adress[0].'", "'.$adress[1].'", "'.$adress[2].'", "'.$adress[3].'")';

i can get the values of username and password if i use them alone.if i add other values i have got only a blank instead of them

rowanparker

Can you show me the code you are using to pass the vars to the next page?

qphqp

yes i am trying to do this.finding the codes passes vars to the next page correctly

rowanparker

Okay.
Get back when you find it.

bradgrafelman

Is the second page also on your website? If so, create a [man]session[/man] and store the user's details in there. If not, either change the other script to use GET instead of POST; then it's a simple matter of using [man]header/man to send a Location header.

Also... normally, it's not a good practice to store users' passwords in plain text; instead, you should be using a hashing algorithm (such as SHA1) and store only the hash of their password.