The HTTP_POST_VARS variable is an array of all the variables posted from the
previous page. I did the same thing a lot and finally ended up creating this
function:
// Function to Pass Posted Variables as Hidden
function PassHiddenVars ()
{
// Bring in Posted Vars
global $HTTP_POST_VARS;
foreach($HTTP_POST_VARS as $InputName => $InputValue)
{
$HiddenInputs .= "<INPUT NAME='$InputName' TYPE='hidden'
VALUE='$InputValue'>\n";
};
return $HiddenInputs;
}
To use it, just put this function somewhere in your code in a header or
footer, and then right before your </FORM> tag, put in:
<? print PassHiddenVars(); ?>
or if you don't have short-open tags on:
<?php print PassHiddenVars(); ?>
This will recreate all the previously-POSTed fields as hidden inputs that
will get posted to the next page as well. Just put that line (print
PassHidden...) before each of your </FORM> tags, and it should work fine.
-- Jonathan Hilgeman
-----Original Message-----
From: Brinzoi Constantin Aurelian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 5:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] Variable passing
Hi !
Here is the problem: I got 8 pages, shown one after another. Each have 2
buttons (one for continue and one for abort). When I click to "Continue" I
go to the next page. On the last page I have to submit ALL variables from
these 8 pages to the database.
My test shown that only the variables from the last page are filled-in and
otherones are empty.
I have tried with another php page that includes all 8 -
include("page..."). Worthless!
What can I do?
TIA,
Constantin Brinzoi
Dept. Sondaje
IRECSON
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