callmechris
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I suppose you could do your if statement then store your message in a variable. <?php $message=""; if(isset($_GET['complete'])) $message="<div class='success'>Action was completed successfully</div>"; include(yourpage.php) Then output the variable on the HTML page. <html> <body> <?php echo $message; ?> <form method='post' action=''> ... Another thing you could do is have the HTML page read by php and have "placeholders" that will be replaced by php variables. Then output that to the user.