viewcharts wrote:
> I was told that popups are not good practice,
Indeed they aren't a good idea when avoidable.
> but I'm having posting
> the php file in the same window.
huh?
> The main page is a switch:
> <td valign=top NOWRAP><?php include "sequence.html"; ?></td>
> <td bgcolor="#FFCC99"><?php if($secondM == "") {$secondM =
> "promo.txt";} include "$secondM" ?></td>
this is not a switch... but i can see why you called it such.
so, you're overloading a variable with the contents of a text file?
> Normally I can switch the bottom part of the page by using a link
> <a href="?$secondM=poptry.php">
ok, so basically you're emulating a framed site?
> But where I have to call the poptry.php and post the variables to it,
> I'm not sure how to do that.
I have no idea what your question is....
if you're posting variables, use the $_POST['varname'] global to grab
them from the http post arrary.
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