On Sunday 01 August 2004 02:28, Andre Dubuc wrote:
Yes the first page has the appropriate form tags:
{edit-news.php]
form action=edit-news-x.php method=post . . . /form
Good.
The second and third pages [edit-news-x.php/ edit-submit.php] are pure php
(a pass-through page) -- I wasn't aware
Hi,
I have attempted to post variables from a simple page: edit-news.php to
edit-news-x.php, then load them into a session for re-use -- I use output
buffering. They do not pass. The code:
[edit-news]
?php session_start(); ob_start(); ?
$news = A few paragraphs;
print input type='text'
On Sunday 01 August 2004 01:40, Andre Dubuc wrote:
I have attempted to post variables from a simple page: edit-news.php to
edit-news-x.php, then load them into a session for re-use -- I use output
buffering. They do not pass. The code:
[edit-news]
?php session_start(); ob_start(); ?
On Saturday 31 July 2004 02:12 pm, Jason Wong wrote:
On Sunday 01 August 2004 01:40, Andre Dubuc wrote:
I have attempted to post variables from a simple page: edit-news.php to
edit-news-x.php, then load them into a session for re-use -- I use output
buffering. They do not pass. The code:
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