sure - do exactly as you described.
just because a variable is appended to a url, doesn't mean it HAS to be used
in an SQL statement. It can be used for anything you like - even ignored...
:)
-Original Message-
From: lmlweb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 2:56
Hi,
I went ahead and tried it - it works beautifully, where the title does show
up perfectly when you arrive at the form.
I filled out the form both to test the actual email body and the resulting
html page once you've filled out the form and submitted.
The $title variable does not show up in
yep - definately need that hidden field, just a simple line will do
(normally)
input type=hidden name=title value=?= $title; ?
you'll have to do funky stuff if there's quotes in the title or anything
that gets escaped, like ', and \, etc
-Original Message-
From: lmlweb [mailto:[EMAIL
No, not quite there yet - I've done the following and it still doesnt' show
up.
Here's what I have in my hidden input:
input type=hidden name=event value=?php echo $event; ?
and modified the Mail form:
$event = addslashes($event); // to escape any funky stuff
mail($recipientname
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