Not exactly. I mean, like I said, you can execute a script as the action,
but if you have output generated by the script, a redirect using header() or
a javacsript redirect won't work (I think). You could either write all of
the output (don't ask me how, but I'm sure it's possible) to a file,
redirect, and then output the file you wrote, or what I would probably do
myself is make a link saying "continue" to the page you want the user
redirected to.
But, no, you can't execute PHP code with a button (or any form element) that
I'm aware of, and as far as I know without submitting the form.
Jason
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From: kaab kaoutar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 1:00 PM
Subject: [PHP] Javascript & php
>
> Thanks!
> Does it mean that there is no way to execute a php statement
> after the click of a button ? then go to the other page mentionned in the
> form action ?
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