Is this a direct copy from your code?
> echo $_GET['modo']." echo $_GET['color']." echo $_GET['size']." tags
see if that helps
Martin
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From: Saci [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 6:09 AM
To: [
You are passing the variables correctly. If that's your actual code
echo $_GET['modo']." (note the closing > ) - PHP is doing what you told it, and your
browser is confused by the output. If PHP were the problem you'd probably see an
error message.
Also, upgrade to 4.2.2 please :)
Regards,
Co
http://myaddress/php/mypage.php?modo=123&color=red&size=3
Just separate name/value pairs with ampersand (&).
HTH
Martin Clifford
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>>> "Saci" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/30/02 04:09PM >>>
I can pass on
I can pass one variable using the url on this way
http://myadress/php/mypage.php?modo=123
and to read i have the code
echo $_GET['modo']."http://myadress/php/mypage.php?modo=123&color=red&size=3
and to get
echo $_GET['modo']."http://www.php.net/)
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On Monday 05 March 2001 17:43, you wrote:
> using PHP 3.x on Linux, I've always been able to pass along a variable
> like http://www.domain.com/index.php3?foo=bar
>
> and then I could print out this with something like
> echo $foo;
> would print out "bar"
>
> I've recently installed the latest PH
using PHP 3.x on Linux, I've always been able to pass along a variable like
http://www.domain.com/index.php3?foo=bar
and then I could print out this with something like
echo $foo;
would print out "bar"
I've recently installed the latest PHP4 onto a Windows2000 server, I'm
trying the same thing h
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