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  1. I've searched the forum, and haven't yet found what I need. I have a long list of PDF files: http://www.iampeth.com/vintage_magazines.php How can I track the number of downloads for each file?
  2. Have a look at the solution in this thread: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,243579.0.html Sounds similar to what you are trying to accomplish.
  3. For any non-programmers (like me) reading this thread, I thought I would post the solution. Looks like this: <?php include ('formmail.cgi'); include ('phpcart/phpcart-m.php'); ?> It is so simple, it's brilliant I've been using this for over a year now, and it works great. James
  4. Thank you so much samshel and sasa. samshel --- I first tried the curl deal, and it was pretty involved. Got it working to a degree, though. sasa --- the includes works great! Took a little doing to get the formmail script to behave properly, but it's all working now. Thanks again, both of you. James
  5. Hello Everyone, I'm not a programmer, so please bear with me. I have a form, and on submit, need for it to send the data 1. to formmail.cgi (a PERL script) that emails me the information and then 2. sends the data to a shopping cart script called phpcart.php I'm told the best way to do this, is to have the forms ACTION post to a php script, which executes the two scripts above. I imagine something like this: <?php send data to formmail.cgi. When finished send data to phpcart.php exit ?> I've installed a few PHP applications on my site, but writing code is beyond me. Can anyone help? I would surely appreciate it. James
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