The reason you're getting the undefined variable warning level is because
your error reporting level which is set in php.ini or explicitly in your
code is set to spit out warning, so you'll want to change that before doing
anything other than just testing.
Plutarck
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> When using:
>
> <?php if (!$submit)
> {
> // First html page containing login form
> }
> else
> {
> // Results of login form, including login failed or successful print()
> }
> >?
>
> I get an error on line one, due to it at first not recognising the
variable
> $submit. If I ignore this and continue to fill in the form, on the
clicking
> the submit button I am then delivered to the same page of which it shows
the
> results.
>
> So the only problem being, is when you first go to the page you get:
>
> Warning: Undefined variable: submit in C:\Documents and Settings\Tarrant
> Costelloe\Desktop\locahost\default.php on line 1
>
> then the form, on which being filled in and submitted brings you back to
the
> page without the message and a print() of whether login successful or not.
> How do I get rid of the original error?
>
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