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Hi,
I would use a session and write whatever I need somewhere else into
the session. As long as the session is kept alive you can grab from it
whatever you need. No GET, no POST, and definitely no JavaScript. ;-)
David K.
Jon Baer wrote:
> You need to be cool and do it the web 2.0
You need to be cool and do it the web 2.0 way (slick effects
optional) ... :-)
Yes
- Jon
References
http://www.jquery.com
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> Problem Statement: With the click of a button, I need to open a new
> window (to capture "user referrals"), a
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Ariel,
Assuming user_id is a PHP variable, you should
Problem Statement: With the click of a button, I need to open a new window (to capture "user referrals"), and pass to it a parameter that will be used to track the user id of the individual who originated those referrals.
I have no problems opening the window with the button click:
I can't quite
