PHP - How to recall 'this' PHP script

[beanmg]

I am writing a PHP script generating a number of HTML form-based actions that recalls the same script with different parameters - this works fine as I can name 'this' script in the HTML form's action parameter.

However there is an occasion that I (re)call the script with parameters that cause an action to take place. When this is complete no further user input is required before I want to run the script again with no parameters to carry out the first-time-through actions again.

I understand that $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] contains the name of 'this' script but I do not know how to get PHP to call it. I imagine that I also need to stop the current execution of 'this' script with an exit()

Can anyone help, please.

Beano

[ronverdonk]

There are several ways to call 'this' script.

1. form in HTML code:
in HTML code: [php]<form action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>" method="POST">[/php]
2. forum generated in PHP code:
[php]echo '<form action="$_SERVE R['PHP_SELF']" method="POST">'[/php]
3. 'independent' call: [php]header("Locatio n: ".$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);[/php]
It is always sensible to terminate the script with an 'exit;' statement.

Ronald :cool: