http://myadress/php/mypage.php?modo=123&color=red&size=3
and to get
echo $_GET['modo']."";
echo $saci_color."";
echo $saci_size."";
===
Tested it! It worked!
G stands for GET
You can use P or C for POST or COOKIE
The order of gpc is important the later overwites the former
Because you HAVE to use it if you have register_globals OFF. Only when
register_globals is ON can you do what you thought is more efficient, but isn't.
Martin Clifford
Homepage: http://www.completesource.net
Developer's Forums: http://www.completesource.net/forums/
>>> "Lord Loh." <[EMAIL PRO
Besides my newbye status, I guess you are not update.
the $_GET is a must have when you use set globals to off, ( this is default
after 4.2.1), and must be maintained for security reasons.
Since I'm newbye I play with new and fresh version, and I can get details
that older "phpers" does not tak
The obvius and easy think is alwaiss the hard to find
My problem vas the > of the tag, that I forgot, dummy issue but I made
The right adn working one now are
http://myadress/php/mypage.php?modo=123&color=red&size=3
and to get
echo $_GET['modo']."";
echo $_GET['color']."";
echo $_GET['size']
PLEASE don't tell the newbies to mess up their code! That is not
compatible with all versions of php! DO NOT USE THOSE!!! STICK TO YOUR
CURRENT GOOD CODE! Bother with them for security and compatibly.
Lord Loh. wrote:
>http://myadress/php/mypage.php?modo=123&color=red&size=3
>
>is fine!
>
http://myadress/php/mypage.php?modo=123&color=red&size=3
is fine!
you can now use these variables like
$modo $color and $size;
Why bother with $_GET['modo']; ?
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