It's better to use <input type=hidden name=... value...>, because my experience is that it does not work with passing them in the "action"-option of form. This is the case if u have other input boxes, at least I think it is. If u don't have other input fields, just use <a href=url.php?var1=.... etc.

Edwin

Matt wrote:
It basically just looked something like this:
<form method='POST' action='url.php?var1=$var1&var2=$var2'>
You just post the variables you want to pass throught the url string.  It is
pretty simple.

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And how does it work?

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Nevermind everyone... I found out.

Thanks

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Does anyone know how to pass a variable to a different frame?  For
example,

I have a navigation frame, and when you click a link, it opens inside

a

different frame.  Can anyone tell me if there is a way to pass

variables

from the navigation frame to the main frame?  Thanks a lot.

Matt






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