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Mar 24th, 2008 20:32
ha mo, Jason Benson, david,
QueryStrings are accessible from your php page natively. Example Link: A user clicks on http://example.com/myscript.php?myname=Jason&mycat=Foo In the example, notice the "?myname=Jason&mycat=Foo" string at the end of your URL. To get these values in your PHP page, use the $_GET method. Example Script <? echo "Hello " . $_GET['myname']; // outputs "Hello Jason" echo "How is " . $_GET['mycat'] . " today?"; //outputs "How is Foo today?"; ?> The $_GET, $_POST and $_REQUEST variables are predefined variables in PHP for handling information that your webserver receives in different ways. See http://us3.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.php for more information. Hope that helps JB http://www.tantofa.com http://www.fantofa.com http://www.mantofa.com http://www.tanpola.com http://www.tampola.com http://www.yamot.com http://www.mozmar.com http://www.templatestemp.com