hey man, it isnt possible to send $_POST variables via php header(Location: ) .. .. try google for '' php redirect with post variables '' or search php.net for '' redirect with post '' for information :) .... .... the only solution i found was to use sessions and store the information in a database

.. or to redirect using an error code 3xx with post info ..

I don't think it's possible. But may put a 'redirecting...' page to POST variables via javascript behind the screen (a form with hidden fields). Or you can use the sessions as kwah said. * Another solution: If redirected page is inside of the current domain then you may use cookies to pass short amount of data.

You can find and example page at 'file upload' page on this site. A page appears after uploading a file into your group that says successfully uploaded. That page includes a hidden form with hidden variables to send user back to 'wapgroups' application. 'wapgroups' is an isapi application, but it uses asp to upload a file. To pass variables between that two different platforms i had to use that 'successfully uploaded' page :)

hey ghost, as far as im aware, those 'post variables' are sent within the wml/html/xhtml in contrast with the php header() function as indicated earlier

In ur header(), base64 encode a serialised string of $_POST. Then on the other page, u can base64 decode and unserialise them. Thats if u redirect according whatever is set in ur post result.

U can make redirect page with hiden form with a post method & a small js to submit it automatic when page loaded