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Source Type : URL or Form (depending on the from setup)
Source Name : UserName

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Sorry, I meant the Form setup. I just don't know what type of form you're using, how it is configured, if it is a form created with CCS, etc. If you tried both options and none worked then obviously my solution didn't help. In this case you probably cannot retrieve the 1st form values within the 2nd page - nothing is being passed.
The PHP programs actually don't automatically pass values to the 2nd page. The 1st page is the one that receives those values from HTML, utilizes them as needed, then redirects the user to the second page URL.
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Kevin,

No, the above scenario cannot work because it is the first page that processes all the data, not the second page. When programming manually many people create a second page that reads the submitted data and processes it, however we do this in the 1st page. When designing a page in CCS, only that (1st) page knows how your form was designed and how to process its values. Therefore the page script is run twice - first to display the data, then to process it. The 2nd page is irrelevant in this case because it starts a completely new process.
It is the same as having 3 scripts: first to display the page, second to read submitted values and use them, 3rd to display another page. We just do both first 2 steps in one script therefore the "2nd page" is really the "1st page" and you can read the submitted values within that 1st page, for example in Before Insert event.

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One related example that we have is the "Multi-Step User Registration", also live at http://examples.codecharge.com/ExamplePack/MultiStepReg...gistration1.php
Once you fill out the 1st form, the program appends the "user_id" to the URL and then sends the user to the 2nd page using such URL. Therefore once on the 2nd page you will see a URL like "MultiStepRegistration2.php?user_id=3".
You could pass values in a similar way: use the "Retrieve Value" action in the After Insert and/or After Update event of your form on the 1st page, then append that value to the URL when redirecting to the 2nd page. I recommend that you review the custom code in "MultiStepRegistration1" page of that example.
Unfortunately it is probably not possible to POST values from one page to another and that's why the full URL needs to be used. The "POST" method that you probably referred to works only when the HTML Form is "posted" directly to the 2nd page, but in our case it is posted to the 1st page and then redirected to the 2nd.
Another way though would be to retrieve the values within the 1st page (in After Initialize, After Insert or After Update events) and save those values in session variables so that they are accessible on the 2nd page.

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Great. Just keep in mind that if you change the HTML to submit & post directly to the 2nd page then no field validation will be performed (in case you have required fields or want to verify field values otherwise). The validation would need to be done by the 1st page.