On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 05:03 PM, Jan Rademaker wrote:
> I think what Edward means is that you can't pass parameters to an
> included
> file, like include("some.inc?var=value");
> That's true, at least for local
> files. include("http://remotesite/some.php?var=value";) will work, as
> long
> as remotesite has php installed, of course.
yes, a very clean way to do it (that I've used successfully) is
something like:
$current_page = "User Login";
if ($badlogin) {
header("Location: http://domain.com/~eprice/badlogin.php?errormsg="; .
$current_page);
}
This cleanly separates the string from the variable, but they are
concatenated before being passed as an argument to the header()
function. This passes the name of the script as a querystring variable
called $_GET['errormsg'], so that the receiving script can take some
action based on where the user was sent from.
Erik
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