Hi.
If you add them to the $url variable as in a query string, they
should be available in that page's $_GET array e.g.
if $url = "http://myhost.com/mypage.php?id=$id&page=$page&user=$user";
then you would have the values
$_GET{'id'}
$_GET{'page'}
$_GET{'user'}
created for you with the values as given.
Cheers
Scott
On 2003/01/09 02:04, Noel Wade wrote:
Hi all,
So I have a page that processes information and then "echo"s out a redirect
that looks like this:
<META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="4; URL=<? echo $url ?>;">
The thing is, there are some variables that I would love to pass in $_POST
or $HTTP_POST_VARS to the page referred to in "$url".
Is there any way to stuff this data into either of these globals so that the
"$url" page can access 'em?
Thanks a bunch!
--Noel
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