Hello
This doesn't make much sense, no. One minute it's a hidden form input on a
page which isn't a form, then it's a session variable, then it's a cookie!
Your problem is that you have a variable which you need to pass from the ASP
to PHP page, isn't it? Ignoring what you are doing at the momen
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> -Original Message-
> From: cybermalandro cybermalandro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Mark Rees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: php-windows@lists.php.net
> Sent: Fri, 9 Sep 2005 11:58:30 -0500
> Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Re: ASP to PHP
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> Sorry for the confusion. I a
Sorry for the confusion. I am going from and asp page to a php form via a
link in the asp page. In order for the user to see the PHP page the variable
_VIEWSTATE has to be set as input hidden type. This variable is actually a
session variable. The thing is that this value should always be the sa
Please reply to the list.
I still don't understand the problem.
Anyway, you have this in your ASP file:
When you submit that form to the PHP file, you can retrieve the value with
$_GET('_VIEWSTATE') or $_POST('_VIEWSTATE')
When you "go back" to the ASP page, what do you mean? Clicking "back
So I have I this problem. I have asp page that has a link to a PHP page,
when I click on the link I get the PHP with no problems but if I click back
to the asp page and click on the PHP page I get a HTTP 500 Internal server
error. If I hit the refresh button I get the php page again. The PHP page i
Thanks a lot for your responses, Trevor, Svensson and Sudeep. I'd already tried
asp2php,
but it spat out broken code. Your friend would probably do a much better job,
Svensson,
but I'm doing a favour for a friend of my own and am not willing to spend money.
I guess I'll end up doing the conver
