[pfm.smits]

I try to create a registration process that spans over multiple pages.

In page-1 I have in the first section:
if ($submit == "Opslaan")
{
include ("page-2.php");
exit;
}

When I press the submit-button on page-1 I get redirected to page-2 (with all the values passed through.

In page-2 I have a similar kind of proces to get redirected to page-3. However, I do not get redirected to page-3, but instead I get redirected to a new page-1.

Can you help me to solve this problem?

Regards,

Pierre

[YourPHPPro]

Originally Posted by pfm.smits

I try to create a registration process that spans over multiple pages.

This might be late, but could you post the code for page 1-3 ?

[pfm.smits]

Originally Posted by YourPHPPro

This might be late, but could you post the code for page 1-3 ?

In page 1 I have:
<?php
if ($submit == "Opslaan")
{
... some code
include ("reg-2.php");
exit;
}
?>
... some html for filling out the form
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Opslaan">



In page 2 I have:
<?php
if ($submit == "submit")
{
... some functions
include ("reg-3.php");
exit;
}
?>

...return of fields for checking

<input type="submit" name="submit" value="submit">

In page 3 I have:

<?php
if ($submit == "submit")
{
... some functions
include ("reg-4.php");
exit;
}
?>

some html for confirmation (checkboxes, etc)
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="submit">


As such the programming has been straightforward. On page 1 I request the user to fill out the form. On page 2 I return the form in read mode so that the user can check the form as he/she has filled it out. On page 3 I request the user to accept or reject our terms of service. And page 4 will be the fine page that will be shown when the user has been registered in the database correctly. Page for includes a link to go to the password protected site (it will include an authentication set up).

Regards,

Pierre