[PHP] Re: Posting variable without form

2002-08-26 Thread Richard Lynch
I tried it but it is not successful. I think it is because I tried to post to a https(SSL link). You are correct. If you want to use SSL, you're better off using cURL. The above code would be about 100 X as large if it was trying to do all the encryption and SSL interchanges to get an SSL

[PHP] Re: Posting to a form - When user hits BACK button all the data isgone

2002-05-30 Thread Michael Davey
The best way to do this is to register your form data as session variable when it is processed on the second page. Then add some scripting in the first page to check for these variables and pre-populate the form as necessary... Mikey Phil Schwarzmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message

[PHP] Re: Posting to a form

2001-04-24 Thread Adrian D'Costa
I had this problem when I saved the page as a .html rather than a .php Adrian On Mon, 23 Apr 2001, Wade wrote: I'm trying to do the following input type=text tabindex=17 name=Aname value= ? echo strtoupper($Aname); ? But when Aname is multiple words, such as Wade Williams,