>> <a href="/hispage.php?var1=xxx&var2=yyy">Here<a/><br>
>> <a href="/otherpage.php">There<a/><br>
>> <a href="/thatpage.php?joe=bob">This Place<a/><br>
>> <a href="/lapage.php?this=that&his=hers&here=there">That Place<a/><br>
>> -----------
>> As you know, those variables are being passed to the
>> linked page via GET variables. Now, here comes the
>> oddball question:
>> How can I (is it even possible) pass those variables
>> to each page w/o using GETs and w/o using Cookies.
> POST.
So basically each one of my links would have to be it's own
form with each one of the variable number of GET vars as
hidden elements along with the SESSID?
And no, I couldn't make it one big form because:
a) the GET variables can have the same name but different
values
b) these links could be right next to or miles apart from
each other, depending on positioning.
And if they each have to be their own form, that would do
some funky things with regards to display... Lining them
up would be a bitch. :p
Also, how would I set the (previously GET) vars up as session
variables? I'd have to post to yet another script which
would set the session variables and in turn SUBMIT (with just
the SESSID this time) to the actual page (remember, I can no
longer use any GET variables so the header() function would
be out) that is the final destination...
Like I said, it's been one of those days and the above is
the only solution I can come up with to my environment
scenario/dilema.
I'm hoping there is a better way.
Chris
