form data from webpage

Hi,
please post example of your link here.

This is a page which is outside the members area: http://ecommi.com/jamat/donationpublic/menu/indexdonation.php?centerpage=home.php&CatId=327&Type=Product#addtolist.php

I want the user to be able to add the item in the wishlist table which is in the members area portal at: http://ecommi.com/jamat/donationusers/login.php after the user has logged in.
Now How I should receive the data in the secure area which requires password, so that even if the login page is in the middle the data gets added into the table or wishlist form gets filled out.
I am not sure if you'll be able to make sense out of this. Need help I am stuck at this point.

Hey fpilot,
It sounds to me like you'd want to use a php session variable to make this work. That way you could keep everything in the user's wishlist whether they're logged in or not.
To set up the session variable you would use:

The code to add an item to the array is:

Now $_SESSION['wishlist'][0] will be itemNumber1. Use $_SESSION['wishlist'][] = "something"; every time you want to add another item to the array.
Then after the user logged in to the members screen, you can access this session variable in an event. The following code will loop through all the items in the wishlist session variable:

Also, after you're done, you should unset the session variable with:

Good Luck,
Jarred

Thx a bunch! will try that.

The code to add an item to the array is:

Now $_SESSION['wishlist'][0] will be itemNumber1. Use $_SESSION['wishlist'][] = "something"; every time you want to add another item to the array.
Then after the user logged in to the members screen, you can access this session variable in an event. The following code will loop through all the items in the wishlist session variable:

Also, after you're done, you should unset the session variable with:

Good Luck,
Jarred

I tried the code but when the link takes the user to the login page after the session has been set the session gets lost and nothing is passed on.
May be the login page unsets all the sessions.

Yah must be. <img src='https://asprunner.com/forums/file.php?topicimage=1&fieldname=reply&id=45767&image=1&table=forumreplies' class='bbcemoticon' alt='<<' />
You'd have to use a cookie then.
Here is the link to set cookie page on php.net. There is also a simple example of how to retrieve cookies.
http://php.net/manual/en/function.setcookie.php
The easiest way would be every time a user clicks adds another item to his wishlist, you'd concatenate a separator and the item number onto the cookie variable. Then when you wanted to parse the variable in a phprunner custom event, you explode on that separator into an array of item numbers. I'd avoid using an array of cookies because you'd need a persistent counter and it adds another layer of complexity and I'm not sure how strong your php skills are. Here is a real quick example:
Yuo may want to put these two functions in a php page outside of phprunner and just do an include_once("thatpage.php") in the header of your phprunner project.