Re: Re: A problem with passing $_GET in an url

On Thu, May 3, 2007 6:45 am, Dan Shirah wrote: ... > On 5/3/07, Travis Moore <trabus2005@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> If you're using window.location="./script.php?var=value", it's not >> actually using a variable, it's using a string. >> >> If you're just using the above as an example, then could you please >> post >> the line of javascript for redirecting. ... This would help, but it's almost certainly a Javascript problem... >> Davis Chan wrote: ... >> > php generated form ---(data submitted by pressing "submit" on the >> form >> > and "ok" on a javascript confirm box)---> >> > window.location="./script.php?var=value" ---> script.php process >> the >> > form data You need to compose the URL in Javascript with the correct var and value in it. Do something like: url = './script.php?var=' + value; alert(url); window.location = url; so you can SEE the URL you are using. >> > The problem is I cannot pass the "var=value" to script.php (the >> url on >> > browser only says ./script.php? and $_GET is empty with a >> print_r() ) Yes, if the browser only has ? and the $_GET is empty, that is consistent. There is no ?var=value there. >> > but if I type in the url manually, the script.php works. I checked Excellent! >> the >> > javascript also and it is ok. I don't see how it CAN be okay, since, like, it's not sending you to the right URL, and it's not working... :-) -- Some people have a "gift" link here. Know what I want? I want you to buy a CD from some indie artist. http://cdbaby.com/browse/from/lynch Yeah, I get a buck. So?