Redirect to another URL and keep the Variables
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I have a problem,
i built an apache server that receive variables via GET METHOD from another source, by incuding these variables in the URL like http://test.it?state=5®=4.. etc.. etc.. and save them into a database.
After the writing on the database i want to automatically send the same variables into another server URL like "http://test222.it?" and keep variables state=5®=4 (http://test222.it?state=5®=4)
is it possible with cURL function?
Sorry i'm a newbie :P
Thank you guys
php windows curl redirect server
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I have a problem,
i built an apache server that receive variables via GET METHOD from another source, by incuding these variables in the URL like http://test.it?state=5®=4.. etc.. etc.. and save them into a database.
After the writing on the database i want to automatically send the same variables into another server URL like "http://test222.it?" and keep variables state=5®=4 (http://test222.it?state=5®=4)
is it possible with cURL function?
Sorry i'm a newbie :P
Thank you guys
php windows curl redirect server
asked Nov 22 at 17:19
Phykrex
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CURLwill process the URL and returns the value only. You can't redirect the page usingCURL. If you want to redirect and want to keep data, You can redirect with sameGET parametersOR store those parameter inSESSION/COOKIEthen access it from other site.
– Banujan Balendrakumar
Nov 22 at 17:30
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I have a problem,
i built an apache server that receive variables via GET METHOD from another source, by incuding these variables in the URL like http://test.it?state=5®=4.. etc.. etc.. and save them into a database.
After the writing on the database i want to automatically send the same variables into another server URL like "http://test222.it?" and keep variables state=5®=4 (http://test222.it?state=5®=4)
is it possible with cURL function?
Sorry i'm a newbie :P
Thank you guys
php windows curl redirect server
asked Nov 22 at 17:19
Phykrex
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I have a problem,
i built an apache server that receive variables via GET METHOD from another source, by incuding these variables in the URL like http://test.it?state=5®=4.. etc.. etc.. and save them into a database.
After the writing on the database i want to automatically send the same variables into another server URL like "http://test222.it?" and keep variables state=5®=4 (http://test222.it?state=5®=4)
is it possible with cURL function?
Sorry i'm a newbie :P
Thank you guys
php windows curl redirect server
php windows curl redirect server
asked Nov 22 at 17:19
Phykrex
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asked Nov 22 at 17:19
Phykrex
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asked Nov 22 at 17:19
Phykrex
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asked Nov 22 at 17:19
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asked Nov 22 at 17:19
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CURLwill process the URL and returns the value only. You can't redirect the page usingCURL. If you want to redirect and want to keep data, You can redirect with sameGET parametersOR store those parameter inSESSION/COOKIEthen access it from other site.
– Banujan Balendrakumar
Nov 22 at 17:30
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CURLwill process the URL and returns the value only. You can't redirect the page usingCURL. If you want to redirect and want to keep data, You can redirect with sameGET parametersOR store those parameter inSESSION/COOKIEthen access it from other site.
– Banujan Balendrakumar
Nov 22 at 17:30
CURL will process the URL and returns the value only. You can't redirect the page using CURL. If you want to redirect and want to keep data, You can redirect with same GET parameters OR store those parameter in SESSION/COOKIE then access it from other site.– Banujan Balendrakumar
Nov 22 at 17:30
CURL will process the URL and returns the value only. You can't redirect the page using CURL. If you want to redirect and want to keep data, You can redirect with same GET parameters OR store those parameter in SESSION/COOKIE then access it from other site.– Banujan Balendrakumar
Nov 22 at 17:30
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CURLwill process the URL and returns the value only. You can't redirect the page usingCURL. If you want to redirect and want to keep data, You can redirect with sameGET parametersOR store those parameter inSESSION/COOKIEthen access it from other site.– Banujan Balendrakumar
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