Re: [PHP] Id_num = ""

> $id_num = $_POST["id_num"]; $id_num = $_GET['id_num']; RTFM -> diffrent between _GET & _POST You can also use $_REQUEST['id_num'] if you don't care how the variable gets there (GET, POST, or COOKIE). Note that if the value is set in more than one input (say both a GET and a COOKIE set id_num

Re: [PHP] Id_num = ""

> $id_num = $_POST["id_num"]; $id_num = $_GET['id_num']; RTFM -> diffrent between _GET & _POST -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php

Re: [PHP] Id_num = ""

Steve Marquez wrote: If I do the following, it gives me a blank page. However, instead of using the variable, if I put in $id_num = "191" Then it will display the information. view Use $_GET['id_num'] instead of $id_num and read up on the register_globals setting. -- ---John Holmes... Amazon Wi

[PHP] Id_num = ""

Greetings! If I do the following, it gives me a blank page. However, instead of using the variable, if I put in $id_num = "191" Then it will display the information. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? I hope you understand my question... Thank you in advance! Here is the link I use to t