phorman

I am not sure you can do this, this is a SERIOUS SECURITY BREACH if you can, as many well known payment gateways claim that if you iFrame to them, then customers information they enter is secure. This instills confidence to the customer to continue with the order. You may not be trying to do this, but its for this reason that I think the browsers will not let you submit form to two places. As for a tracking pixel, or pixie, its a piece of code given to you by the tracker. Some tracking pixels are javascript code, while others is a image link. You will need to contact the person who hired you for the specific tracking pixel. An example of a pixel would be: <img src="www.cj.com?id=feASEsdgsd">

Ok, everything stated is almost correct, except..... NEVER use curly brackets in echo.... Curly brackets, while they will work in echo, are meant for print statements only. There is an overhead to processing a string with brackets, and on a small site it is minimal, but learn to code correctly and when working on bigger sites, you will see the payoff. " echo " is a special function if you will that does not require the output to be in quotes in the first place. If you want to append something with an echo statement, use a comma. The following are all valid echo statements. echo $start; echo $start["now"]; echo "Start Time: ", $start["now"], " End Time: ", $end["now"]; echo $start->now();

Don't forget to always level the playing field by setting all margins and padding to 0 as some browsers have different default margins and padding for their elements.

Goto? Yuck!!! If you must use a goto, set what you want to do in a function, and then call the function.. This helps document your code as you go too, and is one step closer to OOP. function doSomething() { // THIS IS WHERE I WANT IT TO GO echo "Your username is too long"; echo "blah blah"; // form data } /*** MAIN PROGRAM BODY ****/ if ($sumbited) {//process form if ($error) { doSomething(); } } or you could do if ( $submitted && $error ) { doSomething(); }