Could it be the lack of $?
It should be
$retrn =. "$VariableName\=$VariableValue";
I do that all the time. The syntax is so close to javascript that when I'm
typing I often leave out the dollar sign. Especially when I have php and
javascript in the same file.
On Wednesday, January 24, 2001 4:
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Subject: Re: [PHP] I give - Whats wrong
> You could of course just check $QUERY_STRING
>
> As for your error, you a missing a $ in front of retrn at the beginning of
> that line.
>
> -Rasmus
>
Karl,
it's .=
(read the fine manual ;-) )
> retrn =. "$VariableName\=$VariableValue";
> retrn =. "&";
Variables in PHP need a $dollarsign. Money makes the world go round
Chris
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From: "Karl J. Stubsjoen
You could of course just check $QUERY_STRING
As for your error, you a missing a $ in front of retrn at the beginning of
that line.
-Rasmus
On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Karl J. Stubsjoen wrote:
> I've tried and tried to figure out what is wrong with this function, but I
> can't. Could you please have
I don't think you need the \=, just the = should do.
Jeremy
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