Hey folks,
I am working on a database-driven site, and
have run into a problem. It's not a problem with any
existing code, more of a "how the heck do I do this"
sort of thing.
I have a table, that is generated from a database
query:
+-----------+-----------+----------------+-------------+
| unique_id | some_text | some_more_text | edit button |
+-----------+-----------+----------------+-------------+
The unique_id is an integer, and the user can
NOT be allowed to modify it. However, I need to pass
that value to the php script that's the ACTION for
the "edit button".
register_globals is not allowed, so somehow I
need to get the value of unique_id into the HTTP_POST_VARS
array. I tried:
$HTTP_POST_VARS['unique_id'] = id;
but it was ignored. I know I can make the unique_id
a TEXT input area, but then it can be modified. I did some
searching around for more information about what can and can
not be done with HTTP_POST_VARS, but I didn't find anything
helpful (I could have been looking in the wrong place, too).
Anyone have some Wise Tips(tm) for me? Any help
would be greatly appreciated. :)
Benny
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"The onions are irritating my buttocks." - Sluggy Freelance
10-12-1998
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