Mike,
When I type into my browswer the following Submit URL, I correctly
get the second page if I use $_GET, but not if I use $_POST in the
next lines. (ie, line 114 works, not 113)
113 //if (isset ($_POST['Submit'])) {
114 if (isset ($_GET['Submit'])) {
But then neither of the following lines work: the PHP does not even
seem to compile (if compile is the right word).
152 // $temp = $_RECEIVE["lat"]);
153 //$temp = $_GET["lat"]);
The Submit URL I am using is to another copy of gmaps.php:
gmapsform.php.
http://localhost/~brian/CCD/maps/gmapsform.php?Submit=foo&lat=23.824&lng=-83.987
Brian
On Oct 20, 12:49 pm, Mike Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you insist on doing it the hard way (without AJAX) then you should be
> able to test it by typing the Submit URL into your browser, something
> likehttp://localhost:gmaps.php?Submit=foo&lat=23.824&lng=-83.987
>
> When your gmaps.php script sees $_POST['Submit']) it should obtain the
> date on the server side, but it can't get the lat and lng from the
> server, you have to pass that from the client as in the URL above, then
> collect the data and append it to real.xml, and then NOT return a HTML
> page.
>
> Read the passed parameters like
> $lat=$_RECEIVE["lat"];
> $lng=$_RECEIVE["lng"];
>
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