Thats because that query string is like saying:
$ID = 5;
$ID = 6;
$ID = 23;
If this is a form that you can't change the ID field names to ID1, ID2, ID3,
etc. (which would probably be best) you could try something like:
That will first unset all the variables that were defined automatically b
On 28 Apr 2002 at 23:30, Evan wrote:
> I pass parameters via querystring in this way:
> page.php?ID=5&ID=6&ID=23
>
> In $_GET["ID"] I get only the value 23
Unless you set ID as an array, which you haven't, you'll only keep
the last value. The simple answer is to have something like:
pag
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002, Evan wrote:
> I pass parameters via querystring in this way:
> page.php?ID=5&ID=6&ID=23
>
> In $_GET["ID"] I get only the value 23
> I am surprised 'cause in ASP I get 5,6,23.
>
> Is there a way to make things working to have a sequence of values separated
> by commas?
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