Re: Newbie needs some help.

From: Date: Fri, 18 Oct 2002 11:48:31 +0000
Subject: Re: Newbie needs some help.
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I experienced the same problem yesterday and i know now what was the problem... check it out... i had a html with a login form and when i click submit it calls login.php with this code... <? $logintxt = $HTTP_POST_VARS['logintxt']; $passwdtxt= $HTTP_POST_VARS['passwdtxt']; if (!$logintxt || !$passwdtxt) { include('login.htm'); } else { echo " <html> <title>Updating</title> <body><center>Sistema em construção</center></body> </html> "; } ?> u need the two first lines to get the html variables passed to php... i was wondering if is any configuration to make in apache or php to avoid this problem! i'll put a post asking if is that possible... "Bo" <bacardi_bo@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:20021017112530.36093.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > I'm trying to make a simple calculate sheet for learning purposes. It > concists of 2 files, one html and one php. > > The html uses a form with text-inputs and a submit button, and also a > method="post" . When the submit button is pressed the variables of the > text-inputs must be sent to the php file on wich the calculations are done. > But for some reason the php script doesn't receive the variables. > > I got the script from a learning book, and typed it over literally. It's not > a problem because i forgot a ; or something. Can it have anything to do with > settings in my IIS (i dont know if i am talking nonsense now =) ) > > thx for your help > > greetz > >

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