I have a user maintenance script. In the address maintenance page there
is a drop down for the country entry. First, I retrieve the address info
from a MySQL table. Globals are off, so I initialize the variables in
the input with $country=$_GET['country']. In the country drop down I have
>United States
and so forth for each country. This works beautifully, except that
changes are not saved from this and sent to the database. I have, in the
validation script (an included script), an initialization of the
variables as $country = $_POST['country'] for later use since it makes
for shorter coding later in the routines.
Can anybody help with ideas about how I can capture the change to the
drop down country entry? Or, why is the original value passed instead of
the new one? I suspect my need to initialize with the $_GET, but I can't
figure out how to both get the value from the query string and then send
the changed value in the drop down.
TIA,
Paul
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