>>>>> "Paul" == Paul Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Paul> Oops, ignore what I just said. My appologies for not reading your
Paul> email properly. I replied base on your subject alone.
Paul> As to your question, yes it is possible. However, you only use the
Paul> '?' to signify that parameter pairs follow. Use an '&' to seperate
Paul> each pair. Basically replace your second '?' with a '&', like so:
Paul> <a href="helpdesk.cgi?action=test_modify&name=$unique_id">
That's illegal HTML. You need "&" encoded as "&" there.
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