On Fri, July 28, 2006 3:55 pm, Tony Di Croce wrote:
> In a couple of my scripts, I do something like the following when I
> detect
> an improperly submitted form:
>
> ** if( !valid_string( $_POST['firstname'] ) )
> {
> $return_url =
> "https://www.abc.com/checkout_phase1.php?error=FirstName Required";
> header( "location: $return_url" );
> exit(0);
> }
>
> Recently I changed the code so that a big variable that was being
> passed via
> GET (IE, as a param in the URL) is instead being POST'd... (typically,
> via a
> hidden INPUT elem in a form)...
>
> Unfortunatley, this broke my error handling logic... Is it possible to
> add
> POST variables to a redirect? How?
There are functions "out there" to send POST data from PHP.
The canonical example can be found by Googling for "Rasmus Lerdorf
posttohost"
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