Use <a href="link.php?var=$val"> -- make sure you use rawurlencode() on $val
if you expect it to contain special characters that can't be passed via URL
(such as spaces or ampersands).

Bogdan

universal2001 wrote:

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> I'm new to PHP and I have tried to find the answer to my questions but I
> still have no luck.
>
> I'm trying to make a page which is based on the data that I retrieved from
> my database. now, I want to make a link (text) to a new page but I want to
> pass my variable also. I don't have any form at all so .. how do I pass
> avariable through a text link which is being clicked.
>
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