Re: [PHP] Header (location: test.php);

2001-02-20 Thread Nuno Silva 

Christopher Allen wrote:

 Hello,
 I  am using the Header call in a script that has multiple submit buttons:
 
 if ($submit =1)
 {
 Header (location: test1.php);
 }
 if ($submit ==2)
 {
 Header(location: test2.php);
 }
 
 Should not the form varaibles be passed along to each of these pages
 respectively? I have about 30 variables that should be passed to each
 different page...none of these variables are showing up. Do I need to attach
 these to the url for each different header?
 such as:
 Header ("Location: test1.php?add=1name=juan");
 ???
 
 Thanks
 
 Christopher C. M. Allen
 
 
yes



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RE: [PHP] Header (location: test.php);

2001-02-20 Thread Hoover, Josh 

The answer is yes, you need to pass along your form variables.  You could do
this with the following:


?php

$formVars = "";

//Use $HTTP_GET_VARS if form is a get type
while(list($name,$value)=each($HTTP_POST_VARS)) 
{
$formVars .= $name . "=" . $value . "";
}

if($submit == 2)
Header("Location: test2.php?" . $formVars);

?

Hope that helps you out some.

Josh Hoover
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 if ($submit ==2)
 {
 Header(location: test2.php);
 }
 
 Should not the form varaibles be passed along to each of these pages
 respectively? I have about 30 variables that should be passed to each
 different page...none of these variables are showing up. Do I 
 need to attach
 these to the url for each different header?
 such as:
 Header ("Location: test1.php?add=1name=juan");