$_GET['variable_name']
This works if you send the variables along with the link, or if you use the "get" method to send a form. To retrive the values of a form using the "post" method....
$_POST['variable_name']
Brian Ashe wrote:
Hello Meganone, Monday, November 4, 2002, 9:31:16 AM, you textually orated:M> Hello. M> I'm using Red Hat 8 as my web server with PHP module. The PHP version is M> 3.23.52-3 (The original RPM that comes with the distro). It seems that M> the PHP module have a problem with getting the query strings M> (www.somesite.com/index.php?pid=123). I've already checked the M> configuration of both Apache and PHP module. M> What causes the problem and what should I do to fix it? Newer versions of PHP all come with "register globals" turned OFF in the php.ini file. Turn it to on and it should solve your problem. Have fun,
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