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Nov 27th, 2008 05:08
healthy man, dman, Kim, jello j, http://www.ttnr.org
You can pass a parameter in the URL. Example 1: (you will probably have more parameters): http://.../display.php?sort=desc In the PHP script you then check for the value of sort, and generate the button, but this time with the url: http://.../display.php?sort=asc You can check the value using $HTTP_GET_VARS["sort"] or $HTTP_POST_VARS ["sort"] if you posted to the script from a form. Example 2: If your script is http://foo.bar.com/script.php and the browser connected to the following url: http://foo.bar.com/script.php?show=1&sort=desc $HTTP_GET_VARS["show"] would be set to "1" and $HTTP_GET_VARS["sort"] would be set to "desc". More info: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.predefined.php http://www.healthbyhealth.com http://www.healthment.com http://www.mesotheliomadown.com http://www.mesotheliomaout.com http://www.pickarticle.com