> -----Original Message----- > From: Rick Fletcher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > If your script has the same "==" where a plain ol' "=" should be, that'd > account for the replacement being empty (since it's replaced with > $na, which > wasn't assigned).
Well your correct, that put me to ease some, as now I can default on my original idea, store everything in a database then pull it out and assign it a variable, which is what I assumed was along the same lines as a form POST, guess not. As far as the rest of your email. I copied and pasted "everything" from the email and setup new files with just those lines and still nothing, changed "POST" to "GET" and works great, even on your info. POST will not work on this server for some reason. Which brings me to another idea...Does the file that I am working on, the .rtf file that is also on the server, does that have to have special permissions with POST as opposed to GET? (ie, read, write and execute?) And ? #2 are there any settings within PHP that would limit my ability to visually display the contents of a POST variable on a .rtf document as opposed to being displayed on the browser? I'm sorry this one is so weird. Also I guess I should throw this out since I believe John asked... I'm running PHP 4.3.4 on Linux 2.4.24 powered by Zend Engine v1.3.0. This is a hosting service, so I can't make really any changes to the versions right now. Maybe that in itself is a problem? *shrugs* Thanks again for everyone's help on this! Wolf -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
