Chuck,
Setup your form like this (assuming search.php is the name of your page):
FORM ACTION=search.php METHOD=post
INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=step VALUE=2
.
/FORM
Then in your search.php page, use this structure:
# --- set $step to passed value, or else set to default ---
if (isset($_GET[step])) { $step=$_GET[step]; }
elseif (isset($_POST[step])) { $step=$_POST[step]; }
else{ $step=1; }
if ($step==2)
{
# --- do the Search query and display results here ---
# after displaying, then set step=1 to force the search form to
come up again at the bottom of the page
$step=1;
}
if ($step==1)
{
# --- put the form here... ---
}
I use the step variable all the time in controlling page flow, and
allowing me to re-use the same .php file for many similar purposes to keep
the file count of the site low.
HTH,
Peter
At 02:13 PM 9/24/2002 -0500, Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
So I if I create the form, is there way that I can have it echo on the same
page if I am using a form?
[/snip]
Yes, using $PHP_SELF as your form action
HTH
Jay
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