Hi,
I've managed to get Windows IE to pick up on most of my $_SESSION variables
once a user clicks the 'Back' button using the following code in the base
form:
'value=?php if(!empty($_SESSION['rfname'])) echo $_SESSION['rfname']; ?'
However, when I try this approach for a muliple SELECT
I've managed to get Windows IE to pick up on most of my $_SESSION
variables
once a user clicks the 'Back' button using the following code in the base
form:
'value=?php if(!empty($_SESSION['rfname'])) echo $_SESSION['rfname']; ?'
However, when I try this approach for a muliple SELECT
On Monday 27 January 2003 11:46 am, 1LT John W. Holmes wrote:
I've managed to get Windows IE to pick up on most of my $_SESSION
variables
once a user clicks the 'Back' button using the following code in the base
form:
'value=?php if(!empty($_SESSION['rfname'])) echo
I tried to pick up the values from $_POST (as above). In Linux, it
works:
(i.e. I can pick them up, display them, and manipulate them using the
code
above), but in IE something like $_POST['bday'] never shows up. Any
idea
why
there's such a difference between OS behavior?
No.
Thanks John,
I sort of thought that it should work. Will do as you suggest.
Regards,
Andre
On Monday 27 January 2003 12:28 pm, John W. Holmes wrote:
I tried to pick up the values from $_POST (as above). In Linux, it
works:
(i.e. I can pick them up, display them, and manipulate them using
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