Fwd: Re: [PHP] Passing through Array's to another script

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RE: Re: [PHP] Passing through Array's to another script

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Re: Re: [PHP] Passing through Array's to another script

Well, there's a small difference between form's GET/POST and passing variables using the ? on urls. I don't know the techinal details of it, but it's possible. I guess, on this particular case, the form method is POST. When the next page is loaded (the action target), you put some GET

Re: [PHP] Passing through Array's to another script

December 2001 14:32 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Re: [PHP] Passing through Array's to another script Well, there's a small difference between form's GET/POST and passing variables using the ? on urls. I don't know the techinal details of it, but it's possible. I guess, on this particular

Re: [PHP] Passing through Array's to another script

However, you can't do this: form action=script.php?a=foob=bar method=post input name=c /form Because a b won't get submitted. Well, like I said, I don't understand very well, but things after the ? are available on the action page, even if the method is POST. Here's a tested example