At 13:04 8-9-03, you wrote:
I passed value
main.php?name=$name&id=$id&id1=$id1  to next page
where $id has value "###"
In the next page I was not able to get the $id and $id1 values
and I am able to get the two values $id1 and $name when I used
main.php?name=$name&id1=$id1
What might be the problem?


The # in a url is used for the in-page anchors, e.g. if you have an anchor in your page <a name="chapter2"></a>, then a url such as page.html#chapter2 will jump to that location in the page. So the part after the # is cut off by the browser, i suppose.


Try this: <?php echo '<a href="main.php?name='.$name.'&id='. urlencode($id).'">'; ?> This changes the # to a code (% followed by some number)

(check urlencode in the manual)

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