I am trying to modify a shopping cart's product display page without modifying the page that receives the form data. Currently the shopping cart uses a standard POST form and in the action tag includes some GET variables as well. It is very basic and looks something like this: <form name="cart_quantity" action="http://xxx.com/page.php?prodid=1" method="post"> <input type="radio" name="id[1]" value="1">Attribute1 <input type="radio" name="id[1]" value="2">Attribute2 <input type="image" src="button.gif"> </form> PHP: What I would like to do is replace the form's Radio and Submit buttons with several dynamically created links: Currently: o Attribute1 o Attribute1 [Submit] I would like: Attribute1 <--Actual link with no submit button Attribute2 The problem is that the program sends some of the variables via POST. I can not figure out how to create a clickable link that would send POST data. I do not want to modify the recipient page because it would break the program for the regular unmodified product pages. Since I can easily create dynamic clickable links that send GET variables, I had an idea that I could create an interim page that would accept the variables as a GET and convert them to a POST and submit again. But I can not figure out how to do an automatic submit without using javascript. This also seems like an inefficient way to handle the problem. Does anyone know how I can create clickable links that would send post data? Failing that, does anyone have information on how to submit without user interaction? Thanks in advance for your time. Danny
//DEFINE URL TO YOU PHP FILE THAT WILL PROCESS YOU DATA $baseurl = "http://example.com/something.php?"; //HERE REPLACE X WITH "NUMBER OF LINKS YOU WANT" - 1 for (i = 0; i < X; i++){ echo "<a href=$baseurl" . "prodid=$i <br> \n"; } hope it helped