Form submit multiple times

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rudeboi

Newbie

Nov 8, 2008

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• Jun 21, 2009

• #1

Hello guys,

I have a php online form that also uses java. When you click submit it sends away all the inputted information from the page.

I would like to know how I can make it submit this information again and again and again when the submit button is pressed.

As many times a second as possible, the more the better.

As a follow on from that maybe I can add a selection for how many times and how long I want the form to submit for.

For example:

Submit form 50 times a second for 20 minutes when submit button is pressed!

 

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mydodo

Newbie

Jan 14, 2009

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• Jul 24, 2009

• #2

use ajax

 

zackster

Registered Member

Jan 9, 2009

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• Jul 25, 2009

• #3

It's gona be tricky but AJAX or Javascript should be able to do it but not very quietly...

 

insider

Regular Member

Jul 5, 2009

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• Jul 29, 2009

• #4

JS

Code:

var sendThatForm = function(){
    document.getElementById('myFormId').submit();
    setTimeout(sendThatForm,20);
};

and in you html add onsubmit to the form

Code:

<form onsubmit="sendThatForm(); return false;">

 

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clabers

Newbie

Dec 28, 2013

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• Dec 29, 2013

• #5

pm me detail i will take a look

 

Schvamp

Power Member

Feb 13, 2012

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• Dec 29, 2013

• #6

Should be an easy task to archive
Just modify the file your visitors are sent to on submit, and have it loop a few extra times.

Can't give you any 100% working solution without the source code tho

Code:

<form name="htmlform" method="post" action="loop.php">

 

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barigain

Junior Member

Aug 23, 2012

100

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• Dec 30, 2013

• #7

You forgot about target - when form is submited first time, your JS script is stopped.
So use the following target:

Code:

<form name="htmlform" method="post" action="loop.php" target="page2">

 

Schvamp

Power Member

Feb 13, 2012

684

553

• Dec 30, 2013

• #8

barigain said:

You forgot about target - when form is submited first time, your JS script is stopped.
So use the following target:

Code:

<form name="htmlform" method="post" action="loop.php" target="page2">

Click to expand...

Oh, my quoted code was just as an example. I'm not sure why you would like to use JS at all TBH.
I meant that the loop can be created in PHP at the page that handles the action.

 

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vict0r

Newbie

Sep 18, 2013

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• Jan 15, 2014

• #9

With PHP you can make a CURL to send the information... It'll use less time.

 

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vagheladev

Newbie

Jan 4, 2014

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• Jan 17, 2014

• #10

Hello

Please user for loop .

in this for loop you have to enter value multiple time. if not add then you then user for loop in ajax. both are working.

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