@cluettrJul 12.2007 — #You can continually post a value and check for the existance of the posted value at refresh. Could you explain a little further what you are trying to do and I may be able to offer a better solution?
@myanavrinauthorJul 12.2007 — #Ok, I have a textarea and a submit button. What I want to happen is when I click the submit button the values inputed in textarea will be submitted one by one. I used $wordsarray = explode("n", $_POST['words']); to distribute the values of textarea in an array.
ex. I input this values in the textarea
thank you
very much
web developer
php
Now when I click the submit button "thank you" will be process first then "very much" and so on. Hope It makes much clearer to you.
@cluettrJul 12.2007 — #You cannot pass an array as an object via url injection. You'll have to break those out as distinct variables and pass them as a long string. I also don't beleive you can use the POST method with an array object.
Keep in mind that there are two possibilities here, you can submit the form as a post or as a GET... both use different means to get the data to the action script (in this case the action script being itself).
I'm not a big fan of generating code in these forums because it takes a lot of time but I would look into the PHP $_GET method as well as the $_POST method to get a better understanding of how you can do this. Using the $_GET method you can acheive this by having the refresh meta tag call itself every 60 minutes or so and sending the values via the url injection method ($_GET) as opposed to $_POST.