lting page just checks to make sure the vars 'url' and 'name'
are present before continuing. Really a simple thing but for some reason
mine is not working correctly and being at work and not next to the server
doesn't help me being able to test your solutions until la
so prior to php 4 it was (!$var_name) and from php 4 on it is
(!$_post['var_name'] ?
jas
"Gerardo Rojas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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you also need reference the values as such
$_POST['fname']
in the action script.
-Ori
You know I have tried that as well... ex.
And I have tried adding a hidden form element as well... ex.
All to no avail, I am thinking IIS is my problem but I am going to try it in
a *nix environment just to be certain.
jas
"Gerardo Rojas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in mes
Here is my problem:
Using both the Get and Post methods my variables are missing on the
resulting page. Example of code is listed below:
http://www.php.net/)
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