Hello, I've bumped upon a problem. I would like to send an URL as variable in the URL to a php file. But what if the URL in the variable is itself a PHP file with variables?
It does work when I post them from a form. This form has only hidden fields, and looks a bit akward. Is there a way to directly put them in the URL of a link? The form looks like this: <FORM NAME="meeltje" ACTION="/gen/mail1.php" METHOD="POST" TARGET="melen"> <INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="subject" VALUE="<?=$row1?>"> <INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="link" VALUE="www.ecocam.com/mview.php?id=<?=$id.(($ln=='NL')?'&ln=NL':'')?>"> <INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="ln" VALUE="<?=$ln?>"> </FORM> Please note the double definition of the ln variable (language, it sends "NL" for Dutch language; the first one to mview.php and the second one to mail1.php). How to put this directly in parameters to mail1.php? Thanks, Marco (please also reply to my own email adress) www.ecocam.com Marco Bleeker, Amsterdam, NL. Please regard my email address as confidential - as I do with your's.
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