[hiiiplayrunescape]

so i have this html form



when it is submited i want it to do: for example:

file1.php (make a log)

file2.php (e-mail me)

file3.php (e-mail the other persone)



normally you have this

<form action="SOMEFILENAME.php" method="post">

I want to know if I can just put in action 3 times?

so: <form action="file1.php" action="file2.php" action="file3.php" method="post">



i know throwing all the php files in one would do the job, but i don't want that for a couple of reasons.

[Webhostbudd]

Well, the only feasible way is to use a single php file, why would you need to use more than one? If anything just use includes or write good methods.

[zebediah49]

1. no.

If you're trying to have it do different things based on the button pressed, you use one PHP file, and switch what happens based on a VAR based on what button was pressed.

If you're trying to have it do them all, why not just do it all in one php file?

Hell, make each thing you do a function, include() that file, and then call whatever ones are needed.

Or, for the horrible solution, have file1 do its thing and then forward to file2, then to file3.. but really, don't do that.

[hiiiplayrunescape]

k thats web & zeb

topic closed i guess ^^