Short answer: NO.
Because your method is the same as the GET method
Use cookies or sessions to pass hidden variable values
-Original Message-
From: L. Hoeneveld [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 3:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] How to POST a
I'll study on that. And in case you have an easy example for both suggested methods I
am willing to receive
that. We use the PHP-pages as external services and I wonder if a session-ID can be
used then. But maybe a
cookie is an idea...
In any case thanks and regards,
Léon Hoeneveld
Rick
something like:
setcookie(cookiename,cookievalue);
header( Location: $mail_error_page);
exit;
in mail_error_page:
?php
$mycookie = $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS['cookiename'];
?
The cookie will exist until the web browser is closed..
-Original Message-
From: L. Hoeneveld [mailto:[EMAIL
If you really want, you can emulate a form POST by using the CURL library.
Please refer to the manual for more info on CURL.
bvr.
But instead of showing the variable $CODE we would like to hide it. Just
like
when you POST variables to a HTML-page. Is there any way to do this?
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PHP
On Wednesday, February 13, 2002, at 04:04 AM, L. Hoeneveld wrote:
We use the header() function to display a html page like this:
header(Location: $mail_error_page?CODE=$CODE);
But instead of showing the variable $CODE we would like to hide it.
Just like
when you POST variables to a
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