On 12/12/07, James Keeline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Gordon, > > My advice is similar though I would probably set the form to use POST and then > assemble your URL and use a header() function to redirect to it. I'm guessing > that the data needs to be in a particular order in the URL so you will have to > deal with that and a blind join() or implode() might have unpredictable > results, especially if someone is trying to abuse your form by sending > unexpected data to try to break your application.
Thank you (& to the others).. Basically the main PHP is already designed (a FAQ/Manual code...) - all the URL's are hard-coded into the pages - in desired format to operate/use the FAQ.. However this 1 particular section, is different, & requires (or is desired) a form - So the user can enter details, & information displayed accordingly... > From your example, it looks like option5 is hard coded but NAME1 and NAME2 are "option5" is just an example - But it basically tells my script to activate this sub-script - Rather than the main FAQ script... I guess I'll go with the regular ?value1=value&value2= etc... & put a tiny code near the top of the script & test the values - If it matches the required value - I use the "header" command to format the URL & redirect the browser.. (basically we're shortening the URL - & its easier to read than ?value1=value&value2= etc... ) Ps - My form will send a 3rd value - To tell the script its come from the form, & the URL needs to be re-formatted... Thanks... -- G NZ community groups - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Freecycle Auckland :- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AucklandFreecycle/
