Re: [PHP-DB] passing parameters between forms

2001-04-05 Thread Theo de Jong

with

input type=hidden value=$var  name=var

you can pass variables right through a form .
Have to do things differently when working with security issues at hand
though.

!-- search2.php --

 HTML
 BODY
 H1This is the Displaying page/H1
 ?php

 if(mem_id)
 {
 echo("FORM ACTION=search3.php");
 echo("$mem_idBR");
 echo("$nameBR");
 echo("$ageBR");

 echo("INPUT TYPE=hidden VALUE=$mem_id
NAME=mem_id");
 echo("INPUT TYPE=hidden VALUE=$name NAME=name");
 echo("INPUT TYPE=hidden VALUE=$age NAME=age");

 echo("INPUT TYPE=submit VALUE=Enter NAME=Enter");
 //  require("search3.php");
 //  series($mem_id,$name,$age);
 echo("/FORM");

 }
 else{ echo("H2Inconvient data/H2");}
 ?
 /BODY
 /HTML

Sharmad Naik [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
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 Hi,
 I have created a database with following structure

 CREATE TABLE member(
 mem_id INT,
 name TEXT,
 age INT);

 the first page is as follows :

 !-- search1.html --
 HTML
 BODY
H1 This is the  first page /H1
FORM ACTION=search2.php
Member ID :
INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="mem_id"
Member NAME :
INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="name"
Member AGE :
INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="age"

INPUT TYPE="submit" NAME="Enter"
/FORM
 /BODY
 /HTML

 The second page that is search 2.php is as follows :

 !-- search2.php --
 HTML
 BODY
 H1This is the Displaying page/H1
 ?php

 if(mem_id)
 {
 echo("FORM ACTION=search3.php");
 echo("$mem_idBR");
 echo("$nameBR");
 echo("$ageBR");
 echo("INPUT TYPE=submit VALUE=Enter
NAME=Enter");
 //  require("search3.php");
 //  series($mem_id,$name,$age);
 echo("/FORM");
 }
 else{ echo("H2Inconvient data/H2");}
 ?
 /BODY
 /HTML

 This is search3.php

 ?php
 function series($mem_id,$name,$age)
 {
 echo("$mem_id");
 echo("$name");
 echo("$age");
 }

 series($mem_id,$name,$age);

 ?


 In my search3.php I want to insert (which i have not given) or atleast
echo the parameter like mem_id, age and name.My Q
 +is how do i pass the parameters between search2.php and search3.php.If
there is another way out pls tell.
 I tried using functions to get the work done.but couldn't get my way out.

 Can anybody help me?


 Sharmad

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[PHP-DB] passing parameters between forms

2001-04-02 Thread Sharmad Naik

Hi,
I have created a database with following structure

CREATE TABLE member(
mem_id INT,
name TEXT,
age INT);

the first page is as follows :
!-- search1.html --
HTML
BODY
   H1 This is the  first page /H1
   FORM ACTION=search2.php
   Member ID : 
   INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="mem_id"
   Member NAME : 
   INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="name"
   Member AGE : 
   INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="age"
   
   INPUT TYPE="submit" NAME="Enter"
   /FORM
/BODY
/HTML

The second page that is search 2.php is as follows :

!-- search2.php --
HTML
BODY
H1This is the Displaying page/H1
?php
if(mem_id)
{
echo("FORM ACTION=search3.php");
echo("$mem_idBR");
echo("$nameBR");
echo("$ageBR");
echo("INPUT TYPE=submit VALUE=Enter NAME=Enter");
//  require("search3.php");
//  series($mem_id,$name,$age);
echo("/FORM");
}
else{ echo("H2Inconvient data/H2");}
?
/BODY
/HTML

This is search3.php

?php
function series($mem_id,$name,$age)
{
echo("$mem_id");
echo("$name");
echo("$age");
}

series($mem_id,$name,$age);

?

In my search3.php I want to insert (which i have not given) or atleast echo the 
parameter like mem_id, age and name.My Q is how do i pass the parameters between 
search2.php and search3.php.If there is another way out pls tell.
I tried using functions to get the work done.but couldn't get my way out.

Can anybody help me?


Sharmad

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[PHP-DB] passing parameters between forms

2001-04-02 Thread Sharmad Naik

Hi,
I have created a database with following structure

CREATE TABLE member(
mem_id INT,
name TEXT,
age INT);

the first page is as follows :

!-- search1.html --
HTML
BODY
   H1 This is the  first page /H1
   FORM ACTION=search2.php   
   Member ID : 
   INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="mem_id"
   Member NAME :
   INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="name"
   Member AGE :   
   INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="age"

   INPUT TYPE="submit" NAME="Enter"
   /FORM
/BODY
/HTML

The second page that is search 2.php is as follows :

!-- search2.php --
HTML
BODY
H1This is the Displaying page/H1
?php

if(mem_id)
{
echo("FORM ACTION=search3.php");
echo("$mem_idBR");
echo("$nameBR");
echo("$ageBR");
echo("INPUT TYPE=submit VALUE=Enter NAME=Enter");
//  require("search3.php");
//  series($mem_id,$name,$age);
echo("/FORM");
}
else{ echo("H2Inconvient data/H2");}
?
/BODY
/HTML

This is search3.php

?php
function series($mem_id,$name,$age)
{
echo("$mem_id");
echo("$name");
echo("$age");
}

series($mem_id,$name,$age);

?


In my search3.php I want to insert (which i have not given) or atleast echo the 
parameter like mem_id, age and name.My Q
+is how do i pass the parameters between search2.php and search3.php.If there is 
+another way out pls tell.
I tried using functions to get the work done.but couldn't get my way out.

Can anybody help me?


Sharmad

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