Well,
No and Yes.
If the form is posted, whichever page that it was posted too will have
$HTTP_POST_VARS["text1"]
set to whatever was in the textbox. $text1 may also be a global variable,
depending on your php.ini settings for register_globals and also
variable_order.
It took me a while to feel comfortable with the web client/server
conversation. PHP has no way of chatting with a client after a page has
been sent. During the page request process, if a post was submitted from
the client variables will be sent via $HTTP_GET_VARS, $HTTP_PUT_VARS and/or
$HTTP_POST_VARS depending on how the form is configured.
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> Morning !!! experts
>
> Sorry its lil bit off list question but u r the experts ....remember
!!!!!
>
> Is there nething in php similar to javascript's following code ??>>:
>
> document.form1.text1.value =>> ?
>
> so that i can fetch the value of any textbox into php variable [$var]
>
> thx in advance.
>
> Vivek
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