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Why does when I write stg like <A href="b.php?parm=myparm"> in a html, the $parm var is void in b.php script? it should be $parm="myparm" isn't it

I'm just trying a simple link between a html file and a php script with an url get method. http_get_

Thanks a lot Mike. It works fine now.

Just a question yet: what's the meanning of the

two dots before and after get_vars in your example?

May 12th, 2008 20:35
i can do it, Mike Boucher, Dom Galli,

The dot operator is used to concatenate strings. In this case the 
string "This is the original value passed: " and the string contained 
in the variable. It is much like the "+" operator in JavaScript.

Example:
<?

$Fname = "Dom";
$Lname = "Galli";

$name = $Fname.$Lname;

echo $name;

?>

Will produce the string "DomGalli", however this isn't 
formatted "correctly" for display so we would want to concatenate the 
first and last name with a space between them.

$name = $Fname." ".$Lname;
           ^    ^    ^--string three (Galli)
           |    +--string two (the space)
           +--string one (Dom)



Which would produce "Dom Galli"

To read more about string functions and operators check out:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.string.php


Good Luck

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Right, so in the html file you have a list of links that pass $parm to 
b.php

<A href="b.php?parm=lazy">lazy</A><BR>
<A href="b.php?parm=fierce">fierce</A><BR>
<A href="b.php?parm=fat">fat</A><BR>
<A href="b.php?parm=old">old</A><BR>
. . . . more content etc. . . .

Then lets say in your b.php file you simply want to print $parm to 
the browser, have a function that uses $parm in a sentence and 
also prints the new sentence to the browser.

<?


     echo  "This is the original value passed: 
".$HTTP_GET_VARS["parm"]."<BR>";

function myParmFunction()
{

global $HTTP_GET_VARS;

     echo "This is the new string using the variable parm. The red 
fox jumped over the ".$HTTP_GET_VARS["parm"]." brown dog.";

}

    myParmFunction(); 

?>

If you were to click on the link "lazy" then b.php would produce:

This is the original value passed: lazy
This is the new string using the variable parm. The red fox jumped 
over the lazy brown dog. 

Hope this clears it up for you.

Good Luck!


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If you are using $parm inside of a function then you have to declare 
it as a global variable. Also try $HTTP_GET_VARS["parm"].

Good Luck!



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