Hello!
Yes, you are right. And ou can get passed values in the predication.php via:
global $HTTP_GET_VARS;
$hometeam = $HTTP_GET_VARS["hometeam"];
$awayteam = $HTTP_GET_VARS["awayteam"];
Best regards,
Andrew Kirilenko,
Seniour Programmer / System Administrator,
Internet Service.
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From: David Yen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 3:46 AM
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Subject: [PHP] how to pass PhP variables thru HREF command
Hi.
am using SQL Server.
I wrote a php page that displays the NFL game schedule after query the
database.
I want to create link to a game prediction page (written in php) for each
game. There will be two variables that will be passed thru the Href
command.
Would the code look something like this?
<a href="prediction.php?hometeam=<?echo $hometeam?>&awayteam=<?echo
$awayteam?>">
............</a>
Thank you for your help.
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