To our ogas at the top. I need you guys to help out on this.

I need to send a 'POST' data to another page page on my site by redirection. I don't wanna use a JavaScript cos the user might have JavaScript turned of.

I do not also wanna use a 'GET' cos it will affect the beauty of the project.

I've considered using 'COOKIE' that lasts for 10 seconds. But the bad part is, if a user loads two pages within that 10 seconds, the string is shown on both(this also applies to 'SESSION'). Perhaps the user might not even cookie accepting turned on.

What I'm saying is something like
header('Location: /folder/?foo=bar');

But the ?foo=bar makes it 'GET'. I a 'POST' alternative.

even your foo=bar scenario isn't technically a GET, in this context.

If i understand what you mean then if you aren't within the context of a form, I don't think you can send anything via POST, but I could be wrong.

The best option u have is using the header() function.
How does the GET affect the beauty of ur site?

iThink its possible with cURL..

http://davidwalsh.name/curl-post

Judinho59: iThink its possible with cURL..

http://davidwalsh.name/curl-post

I think curl library only support POST method only. You create the receiving end like an API that the curl function can call and pass data to.

Why not create a form on the page and assign all the values you want to pass to hidden inputs then use post to send it when the user submits the page?

For example

<form action="newpage.php" method="post" ... >
    <input type="hidden" name="variable1" value="x" />
    <input type="hidden" name="variable2" value="y" />
    <input type="hidden" name="variable3" value="z" />
</form>

Then on newpage.php, you have

<?php
if($_POST['variable1']) {
    $variable1 = $_POST['variable1'];
}
if($_POST['variable2']) {
    $variable2 = $_POST['variable2'];
}
if($_POST['variable3']) {
    $variable3 = $_POST['variable3'];
}
...
?>

^^^ I thought OP says he is using redirection. Also, even if it were doable based on your code above, you probably want to use REQUEST and not POST, for security reasons.

I do not understand what you intend to achieve. Could you please give us a thorough walk-through? Is this the scenario that you seek:

1) User enters data on form
2) User POSTs data to server (which is processed by page X)
3) You then desire to redirect to page Y, wherein Y will have the POST data of X

?

^^^Right @OP. Tell us what the initial page does and the data type you intend to pass over to the next page. That way we can better help you.

Okay. Thanks everyone.

For the records I simply disagree with $_REQUEST cos it checks. POST, GET, COOKIE. Which isn't very professional. You should know what you are fetching. Or make it conditional.

The thing is like this.

User fills form targeting page1.

Page1 processes the input and passes the data to page 2.

Page two has its own form. And its based on what Page1 passes to it.

And I don't want users to know about this.

^
Why not just combine pages 1 and 2 into one single file?

Page 2 seems to be from another server, not op's website.. Mayb u're trying to do something about sms.

^

Gerardcole: I need to send a 'POST' data to another page page on my site by redirection...

gothrones: ^

@OP, am still cofused here.. Give an example

Thanks everyone. I have resolved to use GET.

After about 1 hour searching, I saw there are some people who wants what i want but there's no possibility to that. The only option was using COOKIE. Which I don't really trust.

Once Again Thanks.