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Short and simple solution is to simply store a value in the session variable.
So in the first page:

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<?php 
$_SESSION["success"] = true;  // or any value really 


And on the second page:

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<?php 
if (isset($_SESSION["success"])) {
    // echo what you want
    unset($_SESSION["success"]); // So the message doesn't always show up
} 


Hope this helped!

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I appreciate your response, I did infact create a new thread there, because I realized it fits there, better.

Could you expand on this? Where am I supposed to place that?

Definitely don't do that POST method thing he's doing.
If I'd have to guess I'd have to assume you're missing the unset method call on the variable on the page where it shows up, put that and the end of the if block.