I do not think so, as it would be an overly complex way to do it, especially as you have to manually declare query vars in WordPress before a script can process them, and it is much easier to just pass the info through $_POST.
Is there a particular reason you needed them passed as parameters?
Nope, there is no reason (besides the fact that I already have those scripts and would need no change to them). Alternatively, A nice form generator, which allows me to add PHP code that is executed upon completion, would do as well.
Thoughts?
I personally like my own form mailer plugin 😉 available at dagondesign.com
You could modify the code to execute anything you like if you are familiar with PHP.
Actually, that is a neat idea… Modified the plugin and now it does what I want. I should post it as a new plugin 🙂
Dragon Design: I modified about a dozen lines (inc comment) and it works as follows:
If the “Success Page” starts with ***PHP***, I treat the rest as code and execute it at the appropriate position. That’s it. I think this would be a great addition to your plugin. Please, let me know if you want the code.
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!
