On Thursday 13 February 2003 00:47, Didier McGillis wrote:

> I must be missing something, but I am doing some very simple validation of
> a form.  So if it is incorrect I need to redisplay the form.  Normally what
> I do is I just include the form back in.  This one I have tried to include
> the form back in, but I need to keep an id number.  That seems to blow up
> my include.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> if ($coll_id=="") {
>   $invalid=1;
>   $error[] = "Please include a group to associate with this store.";
> }
> if ($invalid==1) {
>   $included=1;
>   include("add_store.php?id=".$id."");
> }

Please RTFM on the correct use of include().

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