Jul 28th, 2010, 8:35 PM
Hi Jerry,
Sorry for not responding sooner - I've been off at a conference the last week.
This is kind of a thorny problem. Web forms just plain weren't designed to send multiple requests - just the single one, when the user submits the form.
Really the best solution would be to tackle this on the database layer: add a trigger to your table to automatically duplicate data when added/updated to your table.
Using CURL is certainly an option, but rather finicky...
May I ask, what precisely is the goal for the duplicated information? Just back-ups? If so, you might want to check out the Form Backup module. That duplicates an entire table + data.
- Ben
Sorry for not responding sooner - I've been off at a conference the last week.
This is kind of a thorny problem. Web forms just plain weren't designed to send multiple requests - just the single one, when the user submits the form.
Really the best solution would be to tackle this on the database layer: add a trigger to your table to automatically duplicate data when added/updated to your table.
Using CURL is certainly an option, but rather finicky...
May I ask, what precisely is the goal for the duplicated information? Just back-ups? If so, you might want to check out the Form Backup module. That duplicates an entire table + data.
- Ben