redirect post variables

Anon

hi all! i am trying to submit a form to a php script which manipulates the posted variables and then reposts (i need the "POST" method, not "GET") the new variables to a different page.

any ideas if this is possible?

Anon

It is possible look at the fsocketopen() command.

Anon

How do you want to repost? Are you using a header("Location...") to change the page or Javascript or something?

Anon

I need the receiving script to post to and open the page destination page.

header("Location..") would work if I appended the vars on the end of the url, but I need the vars to be hidden.

Any more help? 🙂

thanks...

Anon

i have...from what i have seen, i can't actually post to and open the page in the browser at the same time...

do you know how i can do this?

Anon

well guyz i've got same problem with me
so do tell me if u find any solution

     thanx in advance

Anon

Pleas help I realy stuck with this.

Every PHP programmers passing from page to page only GET variables ?? I can belive it.

I have general problem how-to view Page1 with POST form. Press button POST to the same Page1. In Page1 check POST values and if is corect redirect to Page2 !!with same POST variables!! or if is false redirect browser to Page3.

                      thanx cesnek

Anon

http://www.alt-php-faq.org/local/55/#id55

all the answers you need ... header manipulation is possible ...

jsobell

This does not do what is required.
The redirect is used as a means of preventing the user pressing 'back' and resubmitting values. The page you specify simply shows how to generate a request header in PHP.
What these guys require is the facility to say to the browser "No, this page has moved 'here', so post your 57 form variables there instead".
It would appear that a redirect tells the remote browser to go to the alternative page but not to repost the variables.

I'm currently getting around the problem by saving the form data as session variables (you can even save the whole HTTP_POST_VARS array if you like), then retrieving them at the redirected page.

Cheers,
Jason

Anon

thanx buddy!

       but i have adopted another way to do that and that is to put data in a new form and then submit the form after a short delay through java script.

anyway, ur method is nice too i'll try it.

bye