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I've been looking around for some help on the solution but I think I am asking the wrong questions.

 

So, When I post a form the new page loads with the echo at the top of the page. I don't want the echo there I want the echo in my content.

 

Example: When you submit a form to join a site the browser goes to the login page for convenience. The problem is that you need a status message to tell you that the information was actually sent and received...

 

I would like the "Your information has been accepted. You may now login below." right above the login form, but the echo is at the top :( It looks unprofessional in my eyes. Any help on the subject will be greatly appreciated. If anyone need extra info on the problem please let me know.

Well I'm not sure why I didn't think of it before but I just included the page in the bottom of the PHP script and then used a string variable to echo it in to the table. Yeah I am new so that's prolly why. Thanks for the replies though.

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