Use
$phpVariableName = $htmlVariableName;
Remember to use the $ in front of the variable that you toss from the HTML
form.
At 10:00 AM 11/17/2001, Olav Drageset wrote:
>I just started..
>
>How do you transfer a variable from one web-page to another
>I try to use a form like this:
><?
>echo("<P>
><FORM method='POST' action='join2.php'>
>text for button
><INPUT type='submit' value='Next step'>
><INPUT type='hidden' name='htmlVariableName' value='$phpVariableName'>
></FORM>
>");
>?>
>
>and catch it in join2.php by:
>
>$phpVariableName=htmlVariableName;
>
>echo"$phpVariableName";
>
>This do not work.
>Can anyone tel me what should be done
>Neither books, php-manual nor HTML-specification does tel me.
>
>Olav
>
>
>
>
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