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With strictly PHP I do not believe this to be possible since the form handler would need to process the form before determining if any errors occurred.

A better approach would be to handle both the form and any errors that occur on the landing page.

Javascript validation is not reliable. The user may choose to turn off Javascript.

 

The best approach (IMO) is to post to the same page and process the data. If an error occurs, you can show the form, with the user's supplied data so they don't have to re-type everything, just the invalid stuff.

 

If there are no errors you can use PHP to redirect to the final page:

header('Location: http://www.mydomain.com/thankyou.php');
exit();

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