Don't know if this got answered yet. I usually do this by checking the
variable before submitting the form and then adjusting the form action. It
turns out to be a JavaScript problem.
if(variable=="a"){
document.form.action="location_one.cgi";
}else if(var=="b"){
document.form.action="location_two.cgi";
}else{
document.form.action="location_default.cgi";
}
If you need to, or prefer to, check it on the server-side, then you can a
create a form with hidden fields in the first post to hold all the post
data, and then check the variable, then perform a second post using the
onload method to post to the correct program as required.
hth,
Duane
-----Original Message-----
From: Rick Dahl [mailto:dmbserver@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 10:18 AM
To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subject: Form Actions in PHP
I have a small problem. I need to have a form post to two different
locations. If a variable is a certain value, it goes to location_one.cgi
and if it is another value, it goes to location_two.cgi. This may turn out
be a html problem but I figured php was the way to go since it is more
dynamic. Any help is appreciated.
- Rick
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