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I'm using CUROPTL_FOLLOWLOCATION and it works on my local server (a laptop running win XPand php 5) When i transfer the code to a linux server, CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION seems to take forever and then does not redirect (my page does not display anything). I know this is the problem because when …

using the onsubmit event in your form i.e. <form method="post" action="contact5.php" onsubmit ="return checkemail(email)"> where checkemail is a client-side function which validates the email. if the function returns false, the form is not submitted. if it is true, the form is submitted to Contact5.php. [QUOTE=myth3_16;580949]Hi All, i wonder if anyone …

You can have a naming convention for the texboxes such as Box_$i where $i is a counter. first initialize $i to be 0 i.e. $i=0; then create a variable for the textbox name such as $textboxname = "Box" as you retrieve data from the database, increase $i and then change …

try urldecode $newurl = urldecode([url]http://localhost/moodle/logicquiz/quiz_start.php?answer1=&answer2=&answer3=&answer4=&quiz=venn&id=3%22);[/url] urldecode decodes any %## encoding in a given string.. [QUOTE=twelvetwelve;580976]I'm trying to use the GET method to pass a variable from one page to another [code=php] <?php $id ++; echo $id; ?> <input type="hidden" name="quiz" value="venn" /> <?php echo '<input type="hidden" name="id" value='.$id.'" />' ?> …

Hi, I'm new to CURL and I'm trying to use it to crawl a page. I checked the HTTP Headers for the post and noticed there was an initial POST, then a redirection, which is followed by a GET. During the redirection, cookies are set. I have tried doing this …