On Wed, 26 May 2004, Marco Bleeker wrote:
>
> <FORM NAME="meeltje" ACTION="/gen/mail1.php" METHOD="POST" TARGET="melen">
> <INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="subject" VALUE="<?=$row1?>">
> <INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="link"
> <INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="ln" VALUE="<?=$ln?>">
> </FORM>
>
> Please note the double definition of the ln variable (language, it sends
> "NL" for Dutch language; the first one to mview.php and the second one to
> mail1.php). How to put this directly in parameters to mail1.php?
>
> Thanks, Marco (please also reply to my own email adress)
>
> www.ecocam.com
> Marco Bleeker, Amsterdam, NL.
> Please regard my email address as confidential - as I do with your's.
>
>
> VALUE="www.ecocam.com/mview.php?id=<?=$id.(($ln=='NL')?'&ln=NL':'')?>">
Pass the url to url_encode and that should do it to pass it succesfully to
your other page.
echo "<a href=\"/gen/mail1.php?link=\" .
urlencode("http://www.ecocam.com/mview.php?id={$id}"; . ( $ln == 'NL' ? '&ln=NL' : ''
) ) . "\">Link</a>";
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Jeroen
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