[darkender]

Hey guys,

This may not be something you will be able to help with but is there anyway to send data to two different pages using just one submit button?

[CrazeD]

Why not just process both pages in one page?

[darkender]

well it's kinda weird what im trying to do :| i'm trying to set it up so the user clicks submit.. and it logs into my web hosting account(which requires an action for login) and then does another action with information to do what i wanted it to do inside the account. and then i also wanted it to log out but thats a different story i wont worry about that now.. currently i have it setup so it will log in when i click one button.. and then the next button does the activity in the account.. and then the third one logs out.. i just want to be able to put those into one button. Any ideas if this is possible or how secure it would be lol I know it's probably stupid

[CrazeD]

I'm not sure I understand your reason behind this, but ah well...

Just do something like:

{Process stuff}
{login code}
{do stuff code}
{logout code}
{/Process stuff}

Or something.

As far as secure, it is not in the slightest.

[darkender]

true true.. but say i have web hosting and i can create mailboxes and I wanted people to be able to sign up at my website.

they go there and put in there email address they want and that password they want and then submit to create their mailbox. Right now I can only create mailbox by logging into my web hosting account. I would like to try to to make it so they can put in that information and click submit.. and it will log into my hosting account with data sent to the login page.. and then send some more data (their new email address and password) to the page within my hosting to create the mailbox. and then it will log out and done... well maybe not done.. but some sort of saying your mailbox has been created. I bet it's a hard task i'm not expecting help but just if it's something easy i'm missing but ya probably unsecure for sure. Was reading somewheres that maybe sessions variables would work.

[CrazeD]

No offense, but that's a very stupid idea.

I would do some research on CRON jobs and see if that can help you.

[darkender]

I told you it was stupid kk i'll check that out thanks