Try going to the page with the vars you need in the URL. i.e.:
http://www.www.com/cgi-bin/script?var1=test&var2=testing
If that works then just use a simple header location forward in script 'b':
// process vars....
header("LOCATION:http://www.www.com/cgi-bin/script?var1=test&var2=testing";);
That way the user will never have to interact with page 'b'. Note: do not start
any output before the header command.
If that doesn't work then there should be some other way of assembling cgi-post
headers with the header() function.
Good Luck.
Nathan Cook
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Subject: [PHP] preprocessing
>
> I have what I feel to be a strange problem (I'm most likely wrong here).
> I have page A, which is an internal page, which posts to page C which is
external (belongs to another company). What I would like is to insert a
preprocessing script (let's call it page b). So, the end result would be, users
input data to page a, page a then posts to page b, page b processes all
variables etc and then posts to page c. I don't want the customer, to ever
really have to interact with page b. Is that possible?
> If there is a command to do this, which I must've missed, that would really be
all I need ;)
>
> Louis G
>
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