I'm trying to pass an array via $_GET similar to the following:
// code that builds the array
$foo[] = 1;
$foo[] = 2;
$foo[] = 3;
header("location: form.php?foo=$foo");
When I submit my form, I see 'http://../form.php?foo=ARRAY' in the
browser location bar, and the contents of $foo are no longer
accessible. I looked at the serialize() function, but it doesn't seem
to work, either.
Is there a way to pass array vars via $_GET and still access them on
another page?
THanks,
Bob
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