shouldn't it just be:
echo($author);
and not:
echo $author;
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From: "Wade" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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lemented. Try using
http://localhost/page1.php, and you will be using the browsers server links.
See if that does it.
Warren Vail
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From: Dash McElroy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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To: Wade
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Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Using the GET Method
Ah, You're the latest of the ones to get hit by the register_globals
setting. There are two things to do:
1. Change your code to refer
01112003 2132 CST
Im working on learning PHP4 by reading Beginning PHP 4, Wrox Press.
Chapter 3, page 76.
Im working with a form field sending data via the GET method.
On the first page, you fill in a text field and hit send.
That data is sent via the URL.
I can see it in the URL, on the next page
