Form procesing

donkru

hello,i am trying to create a script that a person fills in info then passes it to php where they can verify there information and then when they hit submit php add information then passes all of that to a 3rd party web site script.

ex.
page 1- form 1
user input there info
page 2-
user can review and either submit or go back and edit
if they submit i want php to add info that i don't want anyone to know, such as private id's but they have to be passed to the next 3rd party script.

ex.2
Form1>submit>Page2(review)>submit>php takes info from form 1 and info from include.php>3rd part. thanks

thanks

dagon

sessions or hidden form fields will both work

djjjozsi

this question reminds me a quiz program, which uses multiple pages.

make a database, where you can fill questions - properties - page numbers.

the user have a question in the first page:

Your Email address, send a link to that email, if the user filled all the question from the page 1, ask the second page's questions.

use database to store the previously inserted values, but the authentication uses email/password:
you send a password to the email address, with that password the user can continue the "Quiz"

The complication in this project is the previous answers button

You have to handle more properties:
-updatable field
-update only if the user validated it with his email address, this need a historical database model!
-not required field

donkru

dagon;10907406 wrote:
sessions or hidden form fields will both work

cant hidden fields be seen if you look at the source. im trying to make it so the user never sees some fields.

donkru

ok heres what i want to do. maybe i didnt explain enough or i was confusing, i cant write some times.

1-i want to take user information from a form.
2-i want to add m own information and send an email
3-then i want to forward the information to another processor

i think this.
take info in an html form
send it to php script that adds in information and then send an email then send that info to somewhere else

dagon

well then the basic answer is to use sessions.