$cmd = $_GET['cmd'];
Reference:
http://www.php.net/variables.predefined
Respectfully,
Ligaya Turmelle
yawstick wrote:
That cured my problem also had to add similar command for all post variables
I also have some links to directly remove a record
$linkname
is there a similar command for allowing t
That cured my problem also had to add similar command for all post variables
I also have some links to directly remove a record
$linkname
is there a similar command for allowing this to work
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> Subject: [PHP] newbie again, submit buttons don't work
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> I have several scripts that worked on early version of php4 mysql.
> They are all simil
sorry if this gets posted twice, previous attempt had an invalid email
address
I have several scripts that worked on early version of php4 mysql.
They are all similar in that I use a switch($cmd) command to perform save,
edit, delete, and update based on the value of $cmd in the submit buttons.
I'v
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