register_globals is disabled on your system, which is a good thing. So you
have to reference all values sent via a form using GET with the $_GET
superglobal array as follows:
"Welcome to our web site, {$_GET[var]}"
or
'Welcome to our web site, ' . $_GET['var']
etc etc
On 10/05/06, IraqiGeek <geek@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
I'm somewhat new to php, though I have played a bit with the language. I'm
currently learning the language, and I'm having a problem passing
variables
through "URL query". Here is what I have:
A simple HTML file that contains:
<A HREF="test.php?var=test"> Hi, this is a test! </A>
and a php file that contains:
<?php
echo( "Welcome to our Web site, $var!" );
?>
However, when I click on the link on the HTML file, I dont get the value
of
$var passed to the php script. I have also tried passing multiple
variables
separated by &, and none of those gets passed to the php script.
The files are hosted on a local Debian etch server running apache 2.0.54and
php 4.3.10.
Is there something I need to check/change in the config files of apache or
php?
Regards,
IraqiGeek
www.iraqigeek.com
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