Advice Needed

[hostfreak]

I had a page where the user filled out a form and submitted the information which was then sent via an email and displayed a confirmation of the information they submitted. Well it came about that I needed that information to also be added to the database so instead of using a submit button for the email and using another page for the action of the email, I just had the email sent from that page. Well in doing so, I am unsure how to display the confirmation (just the confirmation alone) with out the form they filled out being displayed as well. See when I was using a different page for the action to send the email, I was able to echo the results for them to print etc. Now I can echo the result with $result = mysql_query($query) then display the confirmation but it also displays the form under it which I don't want. Anyways, any help would be appreciated, thanks.

[pixy]

After you use echo() or print () to show the message, include the footers (whatever stuff you have at the bottom of all pages and use die(); or exit();

[wildteen88]

Rather than using die or exit, Do something like this:
[code=php:0]if(isset($_POST['submit']))
{
  // do email stuff here
}
else
{
  // display form here
}[/code]

[pixy]

^ I usually do that too. :D Whenever I have a really long code I hate having to go back and re-tab everything so it lines up. XD