Re: [PHP] tricky code problem

[shiplu]

Without relevant code and what have you tried
 your
questions don't make any sense.


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Re: [PHP] tricky code problem

[Matijn Woudt]

On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 11:12 PM, Jim Giner
 wrote:
> This is a tricky one but let's see if I can explain it.
>
> 1 - using a menu screen I have a link that calls a js function that opens a
> popup with a form in it;
>
> 2 - the form receives some user input (a login) and then the user clicks a
> submit button;
>
> 3 - the button has an onclick that calls a js func that does an
> xmlhttprequest to a php script using a GET with some parms;
>
> 4 - the php script called above returns a true/false value back to the js
> function;
>
> 5 - the js function returns the true/false value back to the html 
> tag that triggered it;
>
> 6 - the form in the html containing the input tag gets submitted if the
> return was true, calling a different php script with a POST and definitely
> no parms in the action value of the  tag.
>
> What shows up on my address bar (ie) is a composite of the script name
> called in item 6 along with the parms (ie, GET values) from the js
> xmlhttprequest string in item 3 appended to it.  Now all of my scripts have
> a header that eliminates caching, so that's not it afaik.  I've actually
> closed my session and come back an hour later and this still occurs.
>
> Can anyone see how this can possibly be happening?
>

If you post some code maybe.. Sounds like a type or something to me.

- Matijn

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