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Thu May 22 11:40:56 EDT 2008

How hard is #1?  I have two situations that I have to handle in this 
manner (one with two forms and one with two submits of the same form 
and then the second form, to check if user account exists). Can you 
point me to some examples?

> One way would be to do an ajax call to submit the form #1 data to 
your 
> database, then upon acknowledgment of success, do a regular form 
submit 
> to payal (I'm guessing the user is supposed to be redirected to 
paypal 
> to complete the transaction).
> 
> The other way would be to do a regular submit, pass all the info 
(paypal 
> also) to a second php page, which processes the form #1 data then 
does a 
> redirect to paypal. You could add the paypal info in the url (not so 
> nice) or paste it into a form as hidden variables, then do a 
javascript  
> <body onLoad="document.mypaypalform.submit()"> so that the form is 
> automatically submitted on page load. For maximum non-javascript 
> compatibility, you should include a <input type="submit" value="Click 
> here to continue"> in the form.
> 
> ~Rolan
> 
> Kristina Anderson wrote:
> > I have a PHP page with two forms.  One form posts the form data and 
> > inserts it into the database.  The second form contains Paypal 
hidden 
> > variables and passes the transaction to the Paypal site.  This has 
to 
> > happen seamlessly with one button and I can't combine the two forms 
as 
> > Paypal form has standard format for their form...
> >
> > How to do this?  Can I call the second form submit programmatically 
at 
> > the end of the first form submit in PHP?  Or with Javascript on the 
> > second form submit call the first form to be submitted?
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[nycphp-talk] submitting two forms with one button - possible?