How can i pass data from one form to another form.?

Its a long process but it should work, you can in B.php use the $_POST method to get the values of A.php and assign them each as variables. Then in the form on B.php you can create hidden fields and set the value of these fields to <? echo""; ?> in this you should echo the values of A.php then finally in Preview.php you can use the $_POST method to get the values of these hidden fields. Hope it works, ask if you need help

You can do all of this without PHP. You just need to keep the form data from Page A in Page B and pass both Page A and Page B form data to Preview. All of that can be done in plain HTML and using Form data. If you wish to use PHP, I would recommend using session variables. These stay available to you from page to page. They exist on the server and not on the web page. You can call them while the customer uses the same session. I am not a PHP expert, but that is the type of code you need to look into. I use Session variables in ColdFusion and .NET all the time to save information from one page to another. Good luck.

stay in one page. .... you can see the highlighted version here: http://phpcode.hu/one_click_repo/?h=028b7dd2_104&bb=off start a session with <?php session_start(); ?> you've got a form: <form action="form.php" method="post" name="Form"> the submit buttons should see this: <submit name="preview" type="submit" value="preview"> <submit name="send" type="submit" value="send"> <submit name="edit" type="submit" value="edit"> how to build the textfields inputs? <?php if ( isset( $_POST["edit"] ) OR empty( $_POST["send"] ) ) { ?> <input name="value1" id="value1" type="textfield" value="<?php echo ( isset( $_SESSION["saved"]["value1"] )?htmlspecialchars( $_SESSION["saved"]["value1"] ):"" ) ?>"> <input name="value2" id="value2" type="textfield" value="<?php echo ( isset( $_SESSION["saved"]["value2"] )?htmlspecialchars( $_SESSION["saved"]["value2"] ):"" ) ?>"> </form> <?php } elseif ( !empty( $_POST["preview"] ) ) { if ( isset( $_POST["value1"] ) ) { $_SESSION["saved"]["value1"] = $_POST["value1"]; // save the posted value into a session array } if ( isset( $_POST["value2"] ) ) { $_SESSION["saved"]["value2"] = $_POST["value2"]; // save the posted value into a session array } echo "value1 is " . ( empty( $_POST["value1"] ) ? htmlspecialchars( $_POST["value1"] ) : " - " ); echo "value2 is " . ( empty( $_POST["value2"] ) ? htmlspecialchars( $_POST["value2"] ) : " - " ); } elseif ( !empty( $_POST["save"] ) ) { // save the values into database, or send with email... } ?>

You'll want to create sessions at the top of each page and declare your variables: <?php session-start(); $_SESSION['formAVar']; ?> Then on page B you'll get the '$_GET variables from page A and place each in a session variable: $_SESSION['formAVal'] = $_GET['formAVal']; ?> Then in page A write something like this to insert the value into the input when writing the form: ..form stuff... <?php if( $_SESSION['formAVal'] != "" ) { echo "<input type='text' name='formVar' value='".$_SESSION['formAVal']."'>"; } ?> ..more form stuff...