"Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> all the suggestions didn't work though, could it be as what chris said, my
> IE doesn't support php?
PHP is server-side. IE has no issues whatsoever with loading HTML generated
from PHP. The PHP constructs are dealt with on
I think the problem is your php.ini setting
the global_variable,
by default, it is off,coz more secure,so if you want to access the variable,
you need $_POST[variable] or $_GET[variable], also, $_env[HTTP_GET_VARIABLE]
or $_env[HTTP_POST_VARIABLE]
check out the manual on the web
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Sincerely your;
thanks for helping guys :)
sorry i don't have a url that i can upload my files too.. all i can show is
my code.. :(
the original code that i got from is from :
http://www.linuxguruz.org/z.php?id=33
example 5:
examples 1-4 seems to work, but other examples with this line doesn't,
if you click
Just a hunch:
""
Try using "
Do you have a URL to show us what your page does and doesn't do?
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