hi Rehab
Because your submitted text on the url contains an '&' anthing after this
character will be parsed as a new variable.
Instead of
location.href="additems.php?category="+c
try
location.href="additems.php?category="+escape(c)
this will encode the '&' aswell as spaces to pre
Can you send us the full script?? Why can't you just do a submit???
The problem is the ampersand (&) in the middle. This is a place marker which
marks the start of the next variable in the query string.
If you absolutely *HAVE* to submit the data this way, you'll need to convert
it to the escape
you can't pass a literal "&" in a url - it makes it think that it's the next
variable.
-Original Message-
From: its me [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 14 March 2002 11:21
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Subject: [PHP-DB] need help guys
i have this
Antiques & Arts
then i pass this to next page:
