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Author:??(208.25.12.---)
Date:???03-19-03 07:02

Is there a way in PHP to submit a form without the user having to push a submit button? I want to query a database and display a specific page based on the query result - i.e

$myvar = result of a mysql query
if $myvar == some value
display page1.php
else if $myvar == some other value
display page2.php
else if $myvar == yet another value
display page3.php

I don't want the user to have to hit a submit button to get the proper page to display. The user has no interaction with the form so there are no events from which to fire JavaScript code either. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks!

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??wrote: > > Is there a way in PHP to submit a form without the user > having to push a submit button? I want to query a database > and display a specific page based on the query result - i.e > > $myvar = result of a mysql query > if $myvar == some value > display page1.php > else if $myvar == some other value > display page2.php > else if $myvar == yet another value > display page3.php > > I don't want the user to have to hit a submit button to get > the proper page to display. The user has no interaction with > the form so there are no events from which to fire JavaScript > code either. Is there a way to do this? > > Thanks! ">??

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