Thanks Leo, i solved the problem using $HTTP_GET_VARS[].
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"Leo G. Divinagracia III" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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u quick question, does VAR1 contain a value before the call???
could be null to begin with...
Victor Espina wrote:
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> I want to call a PHP file with some parameters. I tried this sintax:
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> HREF=MyPage.PHP?Var1=Value1
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> But i don't seem to be receiving any value for Var1. I tested it
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you can pass variables right through a form .
Have to do things differently when working with security issues at hand
though.
This is the Displaying page
");
echo("$mem_id");
echo("$name");
What I think is happening is that you have one form, but more than one
submit button. HTML forms can only have one submit button. So the first
one that it 'sees' is the 'save' submit button, this is why you have
this result each time.
If you're doing as I am i.e: deleting and updating results,
> if ($btnChoice = 'Save'){
> Do something
> }elseif ($btnChoice = 'Delete') {
> header("Location: MemberAdmin.shtml");
> exit;
> }
use == instead of =
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