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sleipnir214
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No, there is not. PHP is a server-side language.
You're going to have to do it through a client-side language. JavaScript is the most common. ______________________________________________________________________
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You're going to have to do it through a client-side language. JavaScript is the most common. ______________________________________________________________________
TANSTAAFL!
sleipnir214
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Wait, let me re-interpret your question and answer it differently.
Yes, PHP can send data to a CGI script on a server. If you have to get the data into the script via the GET-method, it's as simple as creating the right URL string and using fopen().
If you need to send POST-method data to a CGI script, please take a look at my FAQ in this forum: faq434-2502. It's a little more complicated than GET-method, but not a lot so. ______________________________________________________________________
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Yes, PHP can send data to a CGI script on a server. If you have to get the data into the script via the GET-method, it's as simple as creating the right URL string and using fopen().
If you need to send POST-method data to a CGI script, please take a look at my FAQ in this forum: faq434-2502. It's a little more complicated than GET-method, but not a lot so. ______________________________________________________________________
TANSTAAFL!
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