PHP :: Form Submit -> Receive Resulting Stream In Same Page

[refreshing A Php Page Resulting Page Cannot Be Found Error]
i have a php page that will refresh by itself by using a meta tag and meta timer. however, without a clear indication, my page will just go "Page cannot be found". bizzarre but when i press refresh, the page can be found!. i am not sure whether this is an IE problem or issit my script problem. i don't encounter this problem if it's just a plain file.html.

perhaps is my session string? i am passing my session thru the URL and i constantly refreshing it. is that the problem? my url looks like this: domain.com/myfile.php?authorize=mike&token=f5c0f7edd785a6a9448c50249bad18ed

Reload The Same Page With A Form After Submit?
I have a page with a form, and the code to process the form answers, I want the same page/form to just reload when the user presses submit. The only function I have found is that location command. PHP Code:

How To Submit A Form Without New Page Load
I know that using a frame it can be done for AJAX. But
without frame is it possible to submit a form without
new page load?

Display A Blank Page When Form Submit?
I keep getting a blank page when i submit my registration form, because there's no errors being display.

Auto Submit Form On Page Load
i have a cronjob to run a php file at a certain time of the day. it originally was suppose to run the php mail function, easy enough, right?? but no, the php mail function is not enabled on the server - just my luck.

all i need to do is send two values from a database table within an email.

i was thinking, i could probably create a form which plugs the two values into fields, and use the mail cgi file to send it that way, but I'd need to submit the form on page load (without someone actually clicking the submit button). I could use javascript, but the cronjob would ignore the javascript.

any ideas?

If 10 Clients Fill Out A Form On My Page Simultaneaously And Hit Submit
If 10 clients fill out a form on my page simultaneaously and hit submit, how
does my (Apache2.0.50/PHP4.3.8) server exactly ensure each gets 'their own'
completed form returned ? Or is it possible the clients get mixed up under
some conditions?

Validation Errors From Displaying On Form Page Load Instead Of Submit
creating two forms and they work fine. Problem is that the validation errors display immediately on page load instead of on submit. Here's the full code for the form parsing: Code:

Submit Form Without Clicking Submit Button
I was wondering if it is possible to use something like Javascript to make it so you don't have to click the submit button on a form to make it submit, while using php and mysql. e.g. Code:

Submit A Form Without The Submit Button
Is there a way to submit a form without the submit button? Do I have to use the javascript - document.formname.submit();

How To Submit A Form Without A Submit Button
how i can submit a form without using a submit button, i have to use this in one of my ongoing project.

Refresh The Page After Submit
Does anyone know how I can automatically refresh the page after the script is executed ( after user hits submit) and the database is updated, so that the line "The main office is now..." shows the new entry into the db? Thanks.

2 Submit Buttons On 1 Page
I have this code :

<INPUT TYPE="Submit" VALUE="Change Password" name="ChangePasswd" TABINDEX=4>
<INPUT TYPE="Submit" VALUE="Login" name="action" TABINDEX=3>

Problem : When the enter is pressed, the first submit is executed. -> "Change Password". I want that when enter is pressed that the "Login" button is triggered.

Is there a possibility to set the enter to "Login" without changing the the place of the buttons??? (if I put "Login" button before "Change Password"; Enter does the "Login", but this is no option)

Page Will Download After I Hit Submit.
I have a registration form that works well. It updates my DB and also sends the new member an email. The problem is that when the member fills out the registration form and hits enter the page does it's thing and then tries to download to the desktop. I get a download window alert that asks what I would like to do with "index.php". What can cause this?

Submit Vs. A Fresh Page Load
I'm developing a page - mostly for the learning experience - that
includes a form with several text fields and a submit button. When
it's submitted, there is some server-side processing and the output is
displayed as part of the same page. (the form's action attribute is
set to: "<?php $PHP_SELF ?>").

One of the steps in the PHP script is to check for the existance of a
hidden element in the form so that I know whether the page is being
sent out as a result of a new request or from the form having been
submitted.

This all works as expected. When the page is sent out as a result of
having been requested from its "home" page, the results are not shown;
when the submit button is clicked, the page is sent out with the
results shown.

Finally my question: when viewing the page with the results shown, if
I press <F5> or click on "Refresh", it behaves as if I had clicked the
Submit button (that is, it shows the results). I would expect it to
return the page as if it was a new request (and NOT show the results).

Page Info Change On Submit
I have a menu on my site that is all pulled out of a MySQL database. So the links actually look like this: <a href="about">About Us</a> And when the user clicks on this link I want the page to go to the database and get the info for "about" and then refresh the page and display the info.

Multiple Submit Buttons On One Page
i have a table created through echo's which display data from the database. The database has multiple items in the thing, so i have lots of rows. Each row has a submit button on it with a different hidden ID, which is $row[0], which is the ID of the items that are being displayed.

Displaying all the data and having the submit buttons isnt the problem. The problem is clicking the button. I'm not sure how to manage the data at the end. At the moment I have: Code:

Passing Information To A New Page With A Submit Button
I've started creating scripts that allow for one page to have a form that data can be added to. A second page that allows some one else to view all the submissions that have been entered. This page also creates a submit button for each entry.

Now what I need to do is make it so that only the entry for which the submit button is connected to is carried over to a third page.

At this point using variables, each button gets a different name and value such as, button 1, button 2, button 3, ...

When I click any of the buttons all the data from all the submissions get carried over to the new page instead of only the data that that button goes with.

How do I write the code on the third page to carry over just the data that the button I click is related to?

I'm using a flat file for the data entered into the first page.

Glenn

Reload Outside Page OnClick Of Submit Button
I'm using frames to create a "bookmark-like" page. You can enter a URL and it gets added to my database. I have two frames (leftFrame - to display bookmarks entered and mainFrame to show web page). I want the leftFrame to automatically refresh when the user enters a bookmark. As of now you must physically refresh the page to see the results. Here's my code:

Form Submit
A question is displayed and if the user types the answer and submit it, it gives the information if the question is wright or wrong and provides the link to the next question.
Now, i made few modifications to the script and show three radio buttons and where the user can select the answer and submit it.Now, after i made changes it does'nt seems to be working. PHP Code:

Form Submit
The program I'm working on is a web-based CMS (content management system). There is a large editing form where users can add/update/alter content. Several parts of the editing process however require the user to navigate away from the page. The problem is that any changes made to the main form are discarded when navigating away (something I sort of forsaw but just never got around fixing early on - bad idea). To give you a better idea:

There is the main editing form called edit_buildings.php On it there are several text fields. The form is submited to a page called edit_submit.php which does all the processing and also outputs a log of changes made, to make sure everything went through ok.

However, on the edit_buildings.php page, there are links to other pages like edit_rooms.php and edit_features.php (I'm sure you can get an idea of how this works).

Is there ANY (easy) way of having the links to edit_rooms.php and edit_features.php get the form submimted and processed by edit_submit.php and then redirected to the originally intended destination (edit_rooms.php, edit_features.php) ?

Form Submit
I wrote a php script to get user input from a submiited form. I want to display the processing result in a new customized window. How can I make the form result display to a new customized window?

PHP Form Self Submit ?
I'm try to figure out how to submit the Form Variable to Multiple Address. The basic form action is only post to single address like this, <form method= post action="abc.php">

If I want to post the same variable to more than one address when I click the submit button, like posting to folowing address:

1) abc.php
2) discuss.php
3) log.php
4) data.php
5) 123.php

Did your have any idea how does it work in php? Did anyone can tell me where can I find the tutorial teaching on this method or did your have any code sample that can share with me for reference.

FORM SUBMIT
Can I pass data from one form to another on one page (what i've got is one form that when the submit button is pressed it submits the form in another window, part of my form:
PHP Code:

Php Submit Form
what I am trying to do is make form so I can put my password in and then it sends it to my email from wherever I am. This what I have so far. For some reason I cant make it work Code:

Submit Form
I have this code and when i put the amount of tickets you buy and hit Return it does not submit and there is no change to the database, yet when you hit the submit button it works. Code:

PHP Form Submit
I'm really new to PHP but I need a form submit on my website. When using the form everything seems to work, but I am not receiving the data from my form. I used a program that I found to make the form and was hoping that it would just work.

Form Variables Without Submit
Is there a way to pass variables from a form to PHP without submitting the form? ie. retrieving a user's selection from a picklist or checkbox.

Form Submit Question
I have a script that may/may not have a URL parameter called
month, i.e. http://www.myhost.com/myscript.php?month=5

I have a form on the page that has a dropdown named team.
I want to re-submit this page with the value from the dropdown
when the user presses a button named Go. This value needs
to be appended to the URL in the fashion:
http://www.myhost.com/myscript.php?month=4&team=22

Looks like I may need some javascript in this as well, huh?

Remote Form Submit
say for example, theres a url given to me, on that page theres a form, with a text box and a submit button. if i know names of both, can i fill it in and submit remotely, and say retrieving results of the next coming page? i know how to store a url in a file, but i just dont know how to do the above.

Submit Form By Script
I was wondering if it was possible to have a form submitted automatically without the need for a submit button. I thought this might be a way to send arrays to another script.

Is there another way to pass an array to another script, i tried via GET but it sends the word "array" and not its actual contents like so.

s.php
-------------
<?php
$error[] = "Enter Name";
$error[] = "Enter Password";
header("Location: a.php?error=$error");
?>

a.php
-------------
<?php
$error = $_GET['error'];
echo $error . "<br>";
?>

Submit Form Once Per IP Address Per Day
I am looking for a PHP script form which will send the form only once per IP address in 24 hours!

Return Shall Not Submit A Form
I have the problem that I want to submit a form only if the submit button is
clicked with the mouse. The form should not be submitted if the user hits the RETURN key.

Submit Form By Pressing Any Key.
I would like to create a hidden form which shold be submitted after
user press any key. Is it possible?

Form Submit Button
Should be a quickie but I just can't get it to work.

I have a form where my users can submit their football picks, when they
click submit I would like another sized window to appear (mnf_scores.htm)
where they can submit a total score for the Monday night football game each
week. From the research I've done I think I need the following:

// If this is change picks, output the submit button and close the form
if ($userfunc==1) {
echo "<p><input type="submit" value="Submit Your Picks!"
onclick="window.open('mnf_scores.htm','MNF Scores')"/></p>
</form>
";
}

But that just doesn't seem to work. The submit part works but the subsequent
window is not opened.

Automatic Form Submit
I have to develop an application sounds like this:-
User is allow to access a form (is actually a test/quiz) within a
specific time frame, let say 45 minutes. After this 45 minutes, if the
user has not yet click the submit button to submit the form, the
system need to automatically submit it.

So, can anyone teach me how to check the time out as well as how to
make the form submit automatically? Thank you very much.

Source Of Form Submit
What is the best way to detect the URL where the form has been submitted, here’s an example "www.domain.com/page1.php" has a form that will be submitted to "www.domain.com/page2.php". I need to be sure that all variables that will be submitted to page2.php are from page1.php of the same domain or else I have to deny the request.

Tracking A Form Submit
I'm tracking how often a form is submitted, so I can count how many items are send. In the results page after submitting the form I add 1 to a table in MySQL. The problem is that when you reload the page the table is updated again. How can I solve this so I only count it one time?

Auto Submit A Form In PHP
Does anybody know how to auto-submit a form in PHP without Javascript?

For instance, submit form variables to self, validate the data in PHP on
same page, then, if no errors, auto-submit the data via post rather than
URL. Could serialize a few fields to URL, but there is a larger comments
field that I think needs to be posted instead.

Auto-post the form variables possible?

HOW TO: Submit A Form To PHP With No Return?
HOW TO: Submit a form to PHP with no return?

I need to submit a form for file upload to a PHP script but do not want
anything returned.
That is the TARGET for the form should be like a null device.
I am using a JavaScript function to submit the form.

Form With Two Submit Buttons
how i can have one form with two submit buttons to perform different action ie add or delete "javascript:window.document.addfiles.submit()" each button has this javascript on it can i put for example 'delete' in the brackets and then pick up in my php whether 'delete' or 'add' was sent through the submit?

Clear Form After Submit
i have a form that i want cleared after user submits the form. right now as it stands if the user hits the "BACK" button on the browser they are still able to see what they typed. Code:

2 Submit Buttons In One Form...is It Possible?
I built a working form script that emails me the information the user entered in a css styled form. As well as a send button, I would like to have a print button, that instead of emailing me the information entered, it pulls the same result form that would be emailed to me, in a new window so that the user can view the result and then print it.

Is this even possible? And if not, what are my alternatives? As far as I know, only the submit button collects the data in the fields and puts it into the php variables and then does something with the results.

Two Actions On Form Submit.
Im have a form that is submited to someone elses site. (PayPal). When the user clickes the submit button, i would like my site to update a database, as well as submitting the form. (so as to prevent a situation where they click one button, and then another to do the same thing).

Submit A Form Every X Seconds
i want to let a form submit ever 2 seconds to test a thing with my server.
how would i go about doing it?

Submit/cancel Form
I have a form with two buttons - cancel and submit,

<form action = "order.php?process=yes" method = "post">

<input type = "submit" name="submit" value="cancel">

<input type = "submit" name="submit" value="submit">

How does one get the script to reset on cancel or process order on submit?

2 Submit Button In A Form
2 buttons - update and delete as submit button. I cant use the $_POST or $_GET METHOD as it cant use.

Before the form is submited, it is required for fields validation. validation will be done by the client side. How can i skip doing with the POST and GET method.

Redirect After Form Submit
I've been searching on the net for a possible solution for this and have been trying all the different options but none seem to work for me i guess because of how my form is set up, but i know there has to be a way for this....

I have it set up so if you have already voted on my poll it will send you to the results page (finally) but when you first vote it still shows the poll again unless you refresh the screen.. Code:

Source Of Form Submit
What is the best way to detect the URL where the form has been submitted, here’s an example

"www.domain.com/page1.php" has a form that will be submitted to "www.domain.com/page2.php". I need to be sure that all variables that will be submitted to page2.php are from page1.php of the same domain or else I have to deny the request.