On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 5:43 PM, Jim Lucas li...@cmsws.com wrote:
Paul Halliday wrote:
I think I just might be missing the logic here.
I have a page that is created and within this page, I include an
iframe like this:
$qp = urlencode($when $wFilter $aFilter);
echo \rtrtd id=links colspan=2 style=\display:none; padding-left:
12px;\
\rIFRAME id=\links-frame\ name=\links-frame\
src=\edv.php?qp=$qp\ width=100% height=1000 frameborder=0
scrolling=no/IFRAME
\r/td
\r/tr;
When I call edv.php though, I can't $qp = $_REQUEST['qp'];
What am I missing?
Thanks.
Just below your urlencode() call in the parent script place echo $qp; to see
if
the value is what you expect?
Then within edv.php add this
var_dump($_REQUEST);
and see if $_REQUEST['qp'] is there, and what it is.
Jim
I think I see what I am doing wrong..
...
createlink function up here then...
?php $qp = $_REQUEST['qp'];?
html
body
form id=edv method=post action=edv.php
table width=100% border=0 cellpadding=1 cellspacing=0trtd align=left
input onMouseOver=style.backgroundColor='#ff';
onMouseOut=style.backgroundColor='#DD'; id=links name=links
type=submit value=create link graph style=font-size: 9px; border:
none; border: .5pt solid #00; background:#DD;
/td
?php
echo $qp;
if ($_REQUEST['links']) {
CreateLink($qp);
}
?
/form
/body
/html
I can't do what I am trying to do. Do I need to put it in a hidden
field within the form and then re-request?
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