Re: [PHP4BETA] re:Passing an inputs value without a form
| From: | David Robley | Date: | Thu, 17 Feb 2000 00:54:40 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP4BETA] re:Passing an inputs value without a form | ||
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On 17 Feb, Joseph H Blythe wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I was wondering if anyone knew a way ( if it is even possible ) to pass
> an inputs value like the type 'text' with php via a link?
>
> example:
>
> $arg1="foo";
> $arg2="bar";
> $MyValue="toe";
> echo "<input type='text' name='MyName'
> value='$MyValue'>";
> echo "<a href="parseValues.phtml?Arg1=$arg1&Arg2=$arg2>";
>
> now consider I also want to pass 'MyValue' along with Arg1 and Arg2 but
> I am not using the form submit method=POST is there any way to
> theoretically do this?
>
> Any help always appreciated.
>
> Joseph Blythe
Use urlencode to encode the value; it would be good technique to do this
with all the values being passed, to protect against at least spaces in
the variables.
$MyValue = urlencode($MyValue);
echo "<a
href=\"parseValues.phtml?Arg1=$arg1&Arg2=$arg2&MyValue=$MyValue\">";
You don't seem to be doing anything with MyName?
Cheers
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