May 22, 2009 at 9:02 pm So, how would would I POST it, without creating a new form? Basically, the original issue I needed this for is solved. Cara Software Hp Smartfren Andromax C2new here. I tried sessions, but that was to confusing, and there were security issues, so I opted for cookies instead. But never-the-less, I am intrigued on how you would send a POST variable over to another php file without a form by actually POSTing it, if it is even possible? It’s a shameful plug, i know:) but the site this thread was going to help is now completed.

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