Re: quickform post

> right... sorry, I wrote and didn't copy and paste, and... I am not > that good with forms... it was $_POST['lang'] in the receiving form. > I, very stupidly (I really am not as stupid as it would seem, I > hope!!!), didn't check the source being created and didn't notice that > my query was not setting a value for the select entries. So that was > the problem. I still haven't worked out how to use loadQuery to do > what I want with a single column result, but with loadDBResult and > repeating that column I am now able to get values across to the other > php script (via post). I simply was sending an empty string, hence the > lack of action. > Cheers > Antoine > ps. If anyone has any suggestions for how to put a values column into > loadQuery (for single column results) it would be nice to know... save > me a line of code that way! problem solved... make the query 'select lang, lang from lang'... couldn't it do that by itself? Maybe someone could explain the usefulness of not having it do that, as I am sure they would have thought of that if it had been the best solution! Cheers Antoine -- G System, The Evolving GUniverse - http://www.g-system.at