Oops sorry, missed that.
Heres whats on top of the page:
echo "Ok,we are in show.php<br>";
if(isset($_GET["id"])){echo "Got \$_GET[id]<br>";}else{echo "No
\$_GET[id]<br>";}
if(isset($_GET["sid"])){echo "Got \$_GET[sid]<br>";}else{echo "No
\$_GET[sid]<br>";}
print_r($_GET);
print_r($_GET['id']);
print_r($_GET['sid']);
and heres the output:
Ok,we are in show.php
No $_GET[id]
No $_GET[sid]
Array ( )
Ideas?
Cheers,
-Ryan
On 1/14/2004 10:56:35 PM, Jason Wong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On Thursday 15 January 2004 05:01, Ryan A wrote:
>
> > I put this in for testing:
> >
> > if(isset($_GET["id"])){echo "Got \$_GET[id]<br>";}else{echo
> "No
> > \$_GET[id]<br>";}
> > if(isset($_GET["sid"])){echo "Got \$_GET[sid]<br>";}else{echo
> "No
> > \$_GET[sid]<br>";}
> >
> > and heres the output:
> > No $_GET[id]
> > No $_GET[sid]
> >
> > So the variables are not being passed....
> > Any idea why and what I can do about this?
> > (Am a total newbie here)
>
> As was previously suggested just do a
>
> print_r($_GET)
>
> to see what, if anything,
> you're getting.
>
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