Re: How can I pass a variable via a url?
| From: | Info@Best-IT | Date: | Wed, 16 Apr 2003 19:16:13 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: How can I pass a variable via a url? | ||
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Should I make $job_id global?
/T
on 4/16/03 2:41 PM, Rolf Brusletto at rolf-list@triculture.com wrote:
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> foreach($jobID as $v) {
> echo "<a href=\"$PHP_SELF?jobID=$v\">click here</a>";
> };
>
> to show the page,
>
> if(isset($jobID)) {
> //show html needed for given jobID
> };
>
> Rolf Brusletto
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> Info@Best-IT wrote:
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>> How can I pass a variable via a url?
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>> I have a table generated by a MYSQL query, in order to isolate one entry I
>> would like to click a link to the same page except with $jobID defined to
>> the reloaded version of the page. I was thinking something like:
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>> <a href="/samepage.php?jobID=1">click here</a>
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>> Thanks for your help!
>> /T
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