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You might be better off using sockets (fsockopen) and post the data that way. At least you would then receive a correct response. Chad.

Proper syntax (without any further configuration settings in php.ini): include("/absolute/path/to/file/filename.extension"); is the simplest and most assuring. PHP is good about figuring out whether you are putting a relative location to your include file or absolute. I always use...

First problem: When the submit button is clicked, a new window is written to which means that you are in effect, dynamically creating a new page; the form is technically not being 'submitted' becuase you are having javascript handle everything on the client side instead of the data being sent...

I think inlandpac's post is quite helpful. Great example with a solution that so many people are looking for!