Hi All,
I have page called page1.php with some hidden fields and i submitted the page to page2.php. I page2.php, i am able to get the values of hidden fields through $_REQUEST. And from this page 2 i need to forward the values of hidden fields to page3. Is any way to send the previous request directly to page3? or do i need to again write the values into hidden fields and get them in page3? I have a total of 70 hidden fields getting through the script. So i could not use sessions.
Regards,
Sridevi.
1  4477 
Since the $_POST array is cleared, you either have to store the values from the hidden fields of form1 again in the hidden fields of form2 OR you store them in the $_SESSION array in form1 and pick them up again in form3.
Do not forget to start each script with the
[php]
start_session;[/php]
command.
70 fields cannot be a problem for the latter.
Ronald
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