[PHP] Re: php forcing a post??

2007-02-20 Thread Al
One simple way would be to have php send the page to the client. Then,it will 
look for the response.


blackwater dev wrote:

I currently have an html page that posts to a cgi function.  I need to
interject some php in the middle.  So, the form will post to itself, the 
php
page will catch the post, check on thing and then pass along to the cgi 
page

but the cgi page only handles posts.  How can I still php in the middle and
still have it 'post' to the cgi page?

Thanks!



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Re: [PHP] Re: php forcing a post??

2007-02-20 Thread blackwater dev

Currently the form posts to /cgi/process

Process does all sorts of stuff.  I basically just want to step in the
middle and do one small php thing and then send the form on to the process
cgi script just like the form had posted it there.


On 2/20/07, Al [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


One simple way would be to have php send the page to the client. Then,it
will
look for the response.

blackwater dev wrote:
 I currently have an html page that posts to a cgi function.  I need to
 interject some php in the middle.  So, the form will post to itself, the
 php
 page will catch the post, check on thing and then pass along to the cgi
 page
 but the cgi page only handles posts.  How can I still php in the middle
and
 still have it 'post' to the cgi page?

 Thanks!


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[PHP] Re: php forcing a post??

2007-02-20 Thread Haydar TUNA
Hello,
  You can use the tutorial in the following link :)
http://www.phpbuilder.com/tips/item.php?id=239



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I currently have an html page that posts to a cgi function.  I need to
 interject some php in the middle.  So, the form will post to itself, the 
 php
 page will catch the post, check on thing and then pass along to the cgi 
 page
 but the cgi page only handles posts.  How can I still php in the middle 
 and
 still have it 'post' to the cgi page?

 Thanks!
 

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