What is the best way to pass a variable value from one script to another?
In unix or dos all I would need to do would be to add them just after the
name of the script
such as myscript.bat
thanks
Alan
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On Sat, April 8, 2006 2:58 pm, Alan Schneider wrote:
What is the best way to pass a variable value from one script to
another?
In unix or dos all I would need to
Hi folks,
surely this question has already been answered many times before in this ng, but
nevertheless: I want to pass variables from
one .php to another .php script. But I do not want to use either the
http://localhost/target.php?var1=testvar2=test2 nor
the
POST method. I would like to
On Wednesday 11 December 2002 07:56, Stefan Hoelzner wrote:
Hi folks,
surely this question has already been answered many times before in this
ng, but nevertheless:
So why don't you search the archives to read the answers!?!
I want to pass variables from one .php to another
.php script.
If they are static you could store them in another php file and include
them.
HTTP is stateless, meaning one person can go from one page to another or
log out in between all of this. It also means there is no authentication
for users, you can not prove that one person is the same person the
On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Stefan Hoelzner wrote:
Hi folks,
surely this question has already been answered many times before in
this ng, but nevertheless: I want to pass variables from one .php to
another .php script. But I do not want to use either the
Stefan Hoelzner wrote:
nevertheless: I want to pass variables from
one .php to another .php script. But I do not want to use either the http://localhost/target.php?var1=testvar2=test2 nor
the
POST method. I would like to pass over general variables like usernames and
Sessions. The data is
1. the only other ways to pass things around would be in sessions, or by
setting a cookie on the user's computer... i hate the latter, and would
prefer the former, but would NEVER carry things like a MySQL uname and
password around in cookies or sessions. cookies, sessions, and even post
get
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