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Re: Making the Contents of a PHP Page Persistby "Rudy Gomez" <rudy(at)cyberangler.com> |
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> Doug wrote: > How do I get the contents of my form to persist after I click the Submit > button? I'm hoping to use JavaScript to do this... Anti-flame Disclaimer: I'm not a PHP guru, not even close... I'm assuming that you want to use variables selected/entered in a form to be used in either a 2nd form or elsewhere. I simply code the form as part of the larger script, and have the form post to itself. Something like: if($submit2) { Do whatever you want with vars submitted below... } else { <form method=post action="$PHP_SELF"> bla bla <input type="submit" name="submit2" value="Proceed to Next Step"> </form> } Again, I'm no guru, but this works for me. Rudy Gomez \ ,,,,,,\\,, ...><`> rudy(at)cyberangler.com }><(((((())))�� ...><`> http://cyberangler.com/ / `````//'' ...><`> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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