I've found it very useful to put PHP parameters after the ? in URLs, and
then access it with it's name in the next page.
e.g.
file.php?param=true¶m2=hello
Then in file.php:
echo $param . "\n";
echo $param2 . "\n";
Here's my problem:
this seems to only work on Linux systems, because whenever I try
php-windows Digest 29 Sep 2003 03:23:02 - Issue 1931
Topics (messages 21580 through 21582):
File Ext
21580 by: Dean Hayes
21581 by: H Marc Bower
Problem: URL Encoded Parameters
21582 by: The Hub
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probably one of the more annoying differences between windows and Unix/Linux
is that Unix recognizes the "\n" as end of line, windows requires "\r\n".
Warren Vail
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That isn't it, the problem is I end up with "\n\n" instead of
"true\nhello\n"
"Warren Vail" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> probably one of the more annoying differences between windows and
Unix/Linux
> is that Unix recognizes the "\n" as end of line, windows requires
Thank you to Allan Tan for the following.
echo $_GET["parem"];
echo $_GET["parem2"];
This worked.
"The Hub" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> That isn't it, the problem is I end up with "\n\n" instead of
> "true\nhello\n"
>
> "Warren Vail" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
>this doesn't work. It will still write the new line after the line (I matched).
>Everytime I read a line from a file, the $fd gets incremented, so when I say fwrite,
>$fd is already pointing to the next line in the file? Any suggestions as to working
>around this? I can't rewrite the entir
