That did it. Thanks (in all the years I have been doing this you think I
would have learned that already)
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> Changing the method also implies changing $_POST to $_GET in your code.
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Changing the method also implies changing $_POST to $_GET in your code.
Vernon wrote:
When I do that I get syntax errors in the SQL
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Simple answer is - use GET method instead of POST for your s
--- Marek Kilimajer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Simple answer is - use GET method instead of POST for
> your searches
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> When I do that I get syntax errors in the SQL
That obviously has nothing to do with what request method
you are using. You need to give mo
When I do that I get syntax errors in the SQL
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> Simple answer is - use GET method instead of POST for your searches
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Simple answer is - use GET method instead of POST for your searches
Vernon wrote:
I've successfully created a search and result page for a dating site which
off of the result page is a detail page for reviewing the profile online and
so forth.
The problem I'm having is once a user does his/her
I've successfully created a search and result page for a dating site which
off of the result page is a detail page for reviewing the profile online and
so forth.
The problem I'm having is once a user does his/her search they may come up
with a number of results which after reviewing one of the mem
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