[SOLVED] form action = [file.php or file2.php] ?

[hassank1]

Hi

I've a form that contain an array of checkboxes (check[])

 

user can either check some boxes and [delete] , or [send] a msg to them

 

so if user press delete I want the $_POST[check] to go to delete.php

 

or if user press send I want the $_POST[check] to go to send.php

[DimitriDV]

Hi

I've a form that contain an array of checkboxes (check[])

 

user can either check some boxes and [delete] , or [send] a msg to them

 

so if user press delete I want the $_POST[check] to go to delete.php

 

or if user press send I want the $_POST[check] to go to send.php

 

form action = file.php

in file.php you enter your condition

 

if $_POST[check] = 'delete' { all code that is mentioned in delete.php }

if $_POST[check] = 'send' { code from send.php }

[hassank1]

the $_POST[check] contains an array of numbers to send a msg to .. it doesn't contain (delete or send)

 

I've 2 buttons ( delete ) and another called (send)

[redarrow]

You can use two forms pointing to the correct page.

 

or use a header() function, when submitting the correct data.

[kenrbnsn]

If you post your code between

tags, we could help you better. But, in general, the way to do this is:

<?php
if (isset($_POST['submit'])) {
   switch ($_POST['submit']) {
       case 'delete':
//
//    code for delete here
//
         break;
       case 'send':
//
//     code for send here
//
         break;
    }
}
?>
<form action="" method="post">
<input type="checkbox" name="abc" value="abc">abc<br>
<input type="checkbox" name="xyz" value="xyz">xyz<br>
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="send">Send <input type="submit" name="submit" value="delete">
</form>

 

Note: not checked for syntax errors

 

Ken