passing variables without form submit
| From: | brent simpson | Date: | Sun, 13 May 2001 09:08:47 +0000 |
| Subject: | passing variables without form submit | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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I'm trying to write what I thought would be a pretty simple script action to pass a variable from a form element without a sumbit button to subsequent pages; instead of a form button i would like any number of
links to other pages to be able to pass this checkbox value: ie whether
it is checked or not.
Doesn't seem as easy as I thought. I tried using some crazy JavaScript / PHP thing whereby an onChange in the form element submitted the form to itself, hoping perhaps nievely that the php in the links to pages i want to recieve this variable would pick it up:
ie: <A href="this.html?source=<?php echo $value;?>">this page</a>
where value would be whether the checkbox was checked or not, but no go.
Then I tried using Javascript to do the same onChange thing but set a cookie, that could be read by subsequent pages through php, but no luck there. Can someone tell me where i'm going wrong in my thinking about this?
brent.