wtfsmd Posted December 13, 2006 Share Posted December 13, 2006 I am trying to make it so when the user submits their information here:[url=http://overdriveguild.com/apply.php]http://overdriveguild.com/apply.php[/url]It posts Here: [url=http://overdriveguild.com/phpBB2/index.php?c=5]http://overdriveguild.com/phpBB2/index.php?c=5[/url]Here is my register1.php code:[code]<?php$data = "<p>Registrant<br>Char name - $char_name<br>Char level - $char_level<br>Char race - $char_race<br>Char class - $char_class<br>Char prof - $char_prof<br>Char prof lvl - $char_prof_lvl<br>Char prof2 - $char_prof2<br>Char prof2 lvl - $char_prof2_lvl<br>Player name - $player_name<br>Player age - $player_age<br>Player gender - $player_gender<br>Player location - $player_location<br>Player type - $player_type<br>Why OverDrive - $why_dl<br>Good addition - $good_addition<br>Guild history - $history";$char_name = $_POST['char_name'];$char_level = $_POST['char_level'];$char_race = $_POST['char_race'];$char_class = $_POST['char_class'];$char_prof = $_POST['char_prof'];$char_prof_lvl = $_POST['char_prof_lvl'];$char_prof2 = $_POST['char_prof2'];$char_prof2_lvl = $_POST['char_prof2_lvl'];$player_name = $_POST['player_name'];$player_age = $_POST['player_age'];$player_gender = $_POST['player_gender'];$player_location = $_POST['player_location'];$player_type = $_POST['player_type'];$why_dl = $_POST['why_dl'];$good_addition = $_POST['good_addition'];$history = $_POST['history'];$filename = "applicants/$char_class.html";$fp = fopen("$filename","a");fwrite($fp, $data);fclose($fp);?>[/code]Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
trq Posted December 13, 2006 Share Posted December 13, 2006 You'll need to be alot more detailed than that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wtfsmd Posted December 13, 2006 Author Share Posted December 13, 2006 :-\ thought so lol.I am trying to make it so when the user submits their information it makes a post on the forums. under the correct class name e.g. Druidbasically i want $char_class to be posted as a post subject on the forums, or even $char_name a lvl $char_level $char_class as the post subject (which would look like Wtfsmd a lvl 60 Druid).and [code]<?php$data = "<p>Registrant<br>Char name - $char_name<br>Char level - $char_level<br>Char race - $char_race<br>Char class - $char_class<br>Char prof - $char_prof<br>Char prof lvl - $char_prof_lvl<br>Char prof2 - $char_prof2<br>Char prof2 lvl - $char_prof2_lvl<br>Player name - $player_name<br>Player age - $player_age<br>Player gender - $player_gender<br>Player location - $player_location<br>Player type - $player_type<br>Why OverDrive - $why_dl<br>Good addition - $good_addition<br>Guild history - $history";?>[/code]to be in the post so like in the post body would be:Char name - WtfsmdChar level - 60Char race - Humanect.instead the way i have it now, is i make it a html file like[code]$filename = "applicants/$char_class.html";$fp = fopen("$filename","a");fwrite($fp, $data);fclose($fp);?>[/code] and i [code]<?php include (.'/warlock.php') ?>[/code]it looks like this [url=http://overdriveguild.com/warlock.php]http://overdriveguild.com/warlock.php[/url]and the problem with that is it gets way too cluttered up when multiple people post, its simply inefficient.Do you get what i am trying to do, or did i not explain it good enough ??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wtfsmd Posted December 13, 2006 Author Share Posted December 13, 2006 done some googleing it looks like this would be a MySQL thing. :( Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
simcoweb Posted December 13, 2006 Share Posted December 13, 2006 I'd say you're right. I don't see how a script could magically surf to the proper page and category and start/create a new thread. But, you could have the results of the form dumped into all the necessary fields of the 'posts' database quite easily with a simple query than runs when the form is submitted. That is, as long as you have all the necessary info. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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