Re: Bug?

Hello Todd, It sounds like register globals are not enabled and your code relies on register globals being enabled, register globals now defaults to off. If you have a recent version of PHP (>= 4.1) you should use the super globals, most likely you are looking for $_GET. You could change your code to $Query = "SELECT * from projects where sub_task='{$_GET['Sub_Task']}'"; which should work. You can find out more about the predefined variables at: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.predefined.php If you absolutely need to you can also turn register globals back on either from php.ini or by using .htaccess. Jason On Fri, 2003-01-31 at 22:46, Todd Barr wrote: > Hello all > > I am having issues passing vars in the url > > example > > here is my url > http://localhost/tsatest.php?Sub_Task=2 > > and here is my code > $link = odbc_connect( 'TSA','',''); > $Query = "SELECT * from projects where sub_task='$Sub_Task'"; > $Result = odbc_do($link, $Query); > > All this returns is a blank screen..... > > any suggestions?