PHP cookie and form

[razorsese]

I got a weird problem;

 

I got a form whit 2 fields and a submit button;

When i click the submit button a jquery ajax script create a cookie named form;

My problem is the form isn't disappearing  when i click the submit(javascript is set to reload location) button even when i try to delete the cookie from the browser;

 

on index:

function addcomment($pass , $pst)//add comment and call form
{

  
   
   
   
$cpageid = $pass;
$comment = new Comment;
$comment->storeFormValues($pst);
$comment->insertc();
require('comment.php');
  
}

 

on the page where the form is called:

<div id="commentbox" class="container_24">

<?php 
if(!isset($_POST['form']))
   {
   addcomment($result['article']->id,$_POST);//addcoment on the page whit the current id 
   }
?>
</div>

[scootstah]

What do you mean the form isn't "disappearing"?

[MMDE]

I got a weird problem;

 

I got a form whit 2 fields and a submit button;

When i click the submit button a jquery ajax script create a cookie named form;

My problem is the form isn't disappearing  when i click the submit(javascript is set to reload location) button even when i try to delete the cookie from the browser;

 

on index:

function addcomment($pass , $pst)//add comment and call form
{

  
   
   
   
$cpageid = $pass;
$comment = new Comment;
$comment->storeFormValues($pst);
$comment->insertc();
require('comment.php');
  
}

 

on the page where the form is called:

<div id="commentbox" class="container_24">

<?php 
if(!isset($_POST['form']))
   {
   addcomment($result['article']->id,$_POST);//addcoment on the page whit the current id 
   }
?>
</div>

It's quite impossible to say what is wrong, because so much of your code is missing, but if I had to give it a guess, then it's because the Comment class is in the included file called comment.php. PHP reads from top to bottom, and the comment.php file is not included before after you try to use the Comment class to create a new object.

 

Instead of this:

	$comment = new Comment;
$comment->storeFormValues($pst);
$comment->insertc();
require('comment.php');

 

Try this:

	require('comment.php');
$comment = new Comment;
$comment->storeFormValues($pst);
$comment->insertc();

 

Also turning on error reporting would have given you a clue about what is wrong.

[razorsese]

Sorry for my late relply;

 

Well if i change the isset and whit a cookie active the form isn't appearing

Actually in the 'comment.php' is the form needed to display

if( isset($_POST['form']))
   {
   addcomment($result['article']->id,$_POST);//addcoment on the page whit the current id 
   }

 

The 'comment.php' code:

 

<form id="commentform" method='post' action="index.php?action=viewArticle&articleid=<?php echo $cpageid;?>" >
<input type="hidden" name="id" class='cid' value="<?php echo $cpageid;?>"/>


  <p>
  <input type="text" name="usern"  class='usern' maxlenght='40'/>
  <label for="usern">Username</label>
  </p>
  
<p>
<textarea name="com"  class='com' COLS=40 ROWS=6></textarea>
<label for="com">Comment</label>
</p>


<input type="hidden" name="page"  class='page' value="<?php echo $cpageid;?>" />

<p>
<input type="submit" name="submit" class='submit' value="Submit" />
</p>
</form>

[MMDE]

Enable error reporting!

 

Put this at the very start, only after <?php, in the file your script starts at.

error_reporting(E_ALL);

[razorsese]

No error appear

[razorsese]

if(!isset($_POST['form']))

it if( !isset($_COOKIE['form']))

[scootstah]

Honestly, I still have no idea what you're trying to do. Try explaining your question better, and posting code that's actually relevant.