Re: Passing variables

On 3/23/07, Chris <dmagick@gmail.com> wrote:

Tijnema ! wrote: On 3/22/07, Jeff <akaman@akaproz.com> wrote:

I want to thank you all for clearing me up on setting the register_globals to ON issue!! I have refrained from doing so and my code is running great with the $_GET. I am having NO trouble passing my "single" variable to the next page using.. echo "<A href=\"char_edit_form.php?charid=$charid\">Edit</A>"; as when the next page that load actually shows the character info, so basically you can see you are dealing with the correct record. NOW............. I want to pass two variables to a delete page. The charid and the char name. Here is what I have but it will only pass the 1st variable ?charid echo "<A href=\"delete_char.php?charid=$charid ?char=".$myrow["char_name"]."\">Delete</A>"; I get the 1st variable using the $charid = (int)$_GET['charid']; (on the next page) I do however NOT get $charname = $_GET["char"] to pull the name out. (on the next page) I've tried putting a comma, a &, a % between the variables ie.. echo "<A href=\"delete_char.php?charid=$charid & ?char=".$myrow["char_name"]."\">Delete</A>"; but it just won't let me pull the $_GET["char"] I have even tried $_GET['char'] but am under the impression '_' are for integers and "_" are for text?

This is bullshit, ' and " do the same. There's no need to swear at someone for asking a question. And there is a difference between ' and ": <?php $animal = 'dog'; echo 'I have a $animal as a pet<br/>\n'; echo "I have a $animal as a pet<br/>\n"; ?> Yeah, you're right...

But I don't use variables like that, i'm always doing it like this: <?php $animal = 'dog'; echo 'I have a '.$animal.' as a pet<br/>\n'; echo "I have a ".$animal." as a pet<br/>\n"; ?> And then it doesn't make any difference :) Tijnema

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