Re: passing variables between php pages

I'm new to this as well, but have learned defining globals is not good practice. Avoid this if possible. Write your scripts so that you do not need to do this. -Kirk "Paras Mukadam" <parasmk@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:20020509023800.64093.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > I am a newbie to PHP, but have a doubt in mind. Can't we define some global > variables (in php.ini or anywhere) and use them in this case ? > > --Paras. > > "Austin Marshall" <amars@pdq.net> wrote in message > news:3CD9ACBC.8020503@pdq.net... > > Simpler? not really... there are several ways of passing information fro > > mone script to another, whether it's via the traditional tried and true > > POST and GET methods or via cookeis or sessions, or storing information > > in files or a database. No you don't have to use POST or GET but they > > will be the easiest most common way. > > > > Baldey_uk wrote: > > > Hello all, > > > > > > If i want to pass variables from one php page to another do i have to > use > > > the POST or GET html methods or is there a simplier way? What i am > wanting > > > to do is take input from a html form, pass those as variables to a php > page > > > (which i have done), do a couple of if or else operations and then pass > > > those same variables onto different php pages. Thanks for any help in > > > advance! > > > > > > Cheers From > > > > > > baldey_uk > > >