Is there a way to pass (POST) data from one page (script) to another
other than using a FORM? I don't want to use GET either.
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Greg N. wrote:
> Is there a way to pass (POST) data from one page (script) to another
> other than using a FORM? I don't want to use GET either.
Well not really, but its perfectly possible to have a form with no
submit button and no user accessible variables.
So whose to know if its a form or not?
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
> its perfectly possible to have a form with no
> submit button and no user accessible variables.
Nice! That's what I need! But if there is no submit button, how does
the transfer get triggered?
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On Jan 28, 2:50 pm, "Greg N."
> Is there a way to pass (POST) data from one page (script) to another
> other than using a FORM? I don't want to use GET either.
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Curl:
On Jan 28, 12:04 pm, The Natural Philosopher
> Greg N. wrote:
> > Is there a way to pass (POST) data from one page (script) to another
> > other than using a FORM? I don't want to use GET either.
>
> Well not really, but its perfectly possible to have a form with no
> submit button and no user accessible variables.
>
> So whose to know if its a form or not?
Never assume the end user does not have 'access' to values that you
echo as hidden fields. Security disaster waiting to happen.
Greg N. wrote:
> Is there a way to pass (POST) data from one page (script) to another
> other than using a FORM? I don't want to use GET either.
Session.
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flowover wrote:
> Never assume the end user does not have 'access' to values that you
> echo as hidden fields. Security disaster waiting to happen.
It's not that the data being passed is in any way secret. But i's just
too much text for GET.
Anyway, does anybody know of a way to submit a hidden form without a
submit button and without Javascript?
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On Jan 28, 10:54 pm, "Greg N."
> flowover wrote:
> > Never assume the end user does not have 'access' to values that you
> > echo as hidden fields. Security disaster waiting to happen.
>
> It's not that the data being passed is in any way secret. But i's just
> too much text for GET.
>
> Anyway, does anybody know of a way to submit a hidden form without a
> submit button and without Javascript?
>
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hm, if you are trying to post variables from one script to another
(server side, PHP), you could use fsockopen() to POST data.
Take a look at : http://www.scriptschool.com/news/20050409/22/
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Greg N. wrote:
> The Natural Philosopher wrote:
>> its perfectly possible to have a form with no submit button and no
>> user accessible variables.
>
> Nice! That's what I need! But if there is no submit button, how does
> the transfer get triggered?
>
Javascript works pretty well..onclick="submit_my_form()" ;-)
Also the enter key generally works...
flowover wrote:
> On Jan 28, 12:04 pm, The Natural Philosopher
>> Greg N. wrote:
>>> Is there a way to pass (POST) data from one page (script) to another
>>> other than using a FORM? I don't want to use GET either.
>> Well not really, but its perfectly possible to have a form with no
>> submit button and no user accessible variables.
>>
>> So whose to know if its a form or not?
>
> Never assume the end user does not have 'access' to values that you
> echo as hidden fields. Security disaster waiting to happen.
Oh, sure. You can source dump and read em.
I thought it was an appearance issue, not a security one.
Greg N. wrote:
> flowover wrote:
>
>> Never assume the end user does not have 'access' to values that you
>> echo as hidden fields. Security disaster waiting to happen.
>
> It's not that the data being passed is in any way secret. But i's just
> too much text for GET.
>
> Anyway, does anybody know of a way to submit a hidden form without a
> submit button and without Javascript?
>
Well cookies. I.e. sessions.Or use GET.
Store all the data on the server and give it a tag/sesion ID, and the
next page that gets invoked pass that tag id along and read all the data
off the server
On Jan 28, 12:22 pm, ZeldorBlat
> On Jan 28, 2:50 pm, "Greg N."
>
> > Is there a way to pass (POST) data from one page (script) to another
> > other than using a FORM? I don't want to use GET either.
> > --
> > Gregor mit dem Motorrad auf Reisenhttp://hothaus.de/greg-tour/
>
> Curl:
>
>
Look into this. You can only submit a form on an enduser's machine
with javascript. If you're looking to share the data on one server,
use sessions. If you need to post a form to another server, use
curl.
flowover wrote:
> If you're looking to share the data on one server,
> use sessions. If you need to post a form to another server, use
> curl.
I have looked into session. it does what I want very nicely. Thank you.
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