to a fully qualified URL - ie what you'd type in the browser
jatar_k
11:03 pm on Jul 8, 2003 (gmt 0)
Another thing that comes to mind is when echo'ing monster amounts of html data, like you for your form, you would be better off dropping out of php and just having straight html. When you concatenate that many lines of data into an echo statement I can't see how it wouldn't be a performance hit.
When concatenating in an echo statement like that it has to build the whole string before it can echo it.