Emiliano Heyns wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > As I recall, there was a hidden input on the form to modify an article,
> > which contained $article, which was the result fo a get_topic. $article
> > was then passed to update_article in the code-init.
>
> That looks weird. Henri?
> Anyway, if the parameter is passed via a hidden input it can not be an
> object but must be a simple type.
>
> > I'd also appreciate it if people would just take a run by
>www.lincolnhs.pps.k12.or.us
> > and give me some comments... Especially on the hpage section, which is
> > http://www.lincolnhs.pps.k12.or.us/hpage/
> > (it's not accesible from themain page, yet).
>
> Looks good. I think that multiple parameters can be passed to an active
> page
> like http://www.lincolnhs.pps.k12.or.us/hpage/21/class.html, in which
> case
> $argv[0] will be 21 and $argv[2] will be 'class'.
<snip>
Actually, Emil, I tried something like this. It didn't work on _MY_ system... (perhaps
the way I have something set up or not set up as the case may be). I had to pass the
parameters as /hpage/?id=21 (as in a CGI post/put) to get the parameters to the next
page.
Jamie
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