Re: [PHP] Can a form submit to two PHP form processers in succession?
//post to this script
if($value_found_in_database) include('error_document.php');
else include('handling_script.php');
Op maandag 22 juli 2002 16:59, schreef DonPro:
> Hi,
>
> I'm not sure how to do this but I have a form which I wish to do the
> following.
>
> When the uses clicks the "submit button", I wish to perform a check where I
> look for a value in a MySQL database. If found, I need to return an error
> page telling the user that the value already exists. I assume that I can
> just POST to a PHP page that performs the check.
>
> If the value was not found, I would like to POST the results to a PHP form
> handling script I use.
>
> The above tow are separate PHP documents that are not connected. In
> essence, it is akin to one form processing page handing off the information
> to another page. Can this be done in PHP?
>
> Thanks,
> Don
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RE: [PHP] Can a form submit to two PHP form processers in succession?
[snip]
When the uses clicks the "submit button", I wish to perform a check where I
look for a value in a MySQL database. If found, I need
to return an error page telling the user that the value already exists. I
assume that I can just POST to a PHP page that performs
the check.
If the value was not found, I would like to POST the results to a PHP form
handling script I use.
The above tow are separate PHP documents that are not connected. In
essence, it is akin to one form processing page handing off the
information to another page. Can this be done in PHP?
[/snip]
Sure!
Pseudo-code in preliminary form handling script;
if (form value in database){
redirect to error page;
} else {
redirect to form handling script;
}
HTH!
Jay
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[PHP] Can a form submit to two PHP form processers in succession?
Hi, I'm not sure how to do this but I have a form which I wish to do the following. When the uses clicks the "submit button", I wish to perform a check where I look for a value in a MySQL database. If found, I need to return an error page telling the user that the value already exists. I assume that I can just POST to a PHP page that performs the check. If the value was not found, I would like to POST the results to a PHP form handling script I use. The above tow are separate PHP documents that are not connected. In essence, it is akin to one form processing page handing off the information to another page. Can this be done in PHP? Thanks, Don -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
