Re: Postnuke Anyone ?

Ricardo, I have noticed several things from just a quick look at your code: 1. If your not able to post any data/receive any variables from your form when the submit button is clicked, you could have register_globals set to Off. Here is a example form used for that situation: <form name="form1" method="post" action='<?php $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ?>'> <center><input type="submit" name="register" value="REGISTER"> Please note that I used $_SERVER instead of PHP_SELF alone, and note the use of the single quotes. This is done when register_globals is turned off, which I have learned is the best way to write your scripts (thanks to the other guys & gals on this discussion board). 2. Using if (isset($submit)) { stuff......} is another thing i've been taught to do, rather than if($submit). 3. You haven't given a variable name to your submit button: <input type="submit" value="Enviar"></form> give the submit button a name="submit" and you will actually have a variable which your script can pick up. Otherwise nothing will happen. HTH, -Kirk "Ricardo Fitzgerald" <axis@movinet.com.uy> wrote in message news:OUT-3CCF245E.MD-1.4.axis@movinet.com.uy... > Hi, > > I've been unsuccesfully trying to add a php script to a postnuke menu. > What I did is a simple form, that connects to a mysql database, and > inserts data, then some data is retrieved to generate a page with > "Welcome $name $lastname ... and so on" > The problem is the script must be in the center and must include the > header, the footer and the left block, I don't understand many things > from the way postnuke works, and I couldn't display any variable > entered in the form, neither insert data into the db ... > I've tried with action="some.php" and action=<?php PHP_SELF?>; > so far I only got parsing errors. > > Any ideas ? > > Regards, > > Rick > >