Ok, so after having submitted the data, processed the data, then you either save the data in the database or use the session to temporary hold the information. In the action to which you redirect, you either retrieve the data from the database or from the session, depending on which solution you choose. You then send the data to the view using $this->set(varname, variable) and voila, you can now see it in the page. Enjoy, John
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