Thanks for your reply. Those who have responded, I am thankful to.
~Philip
On Aug 31, 2004, at 4:14 PM, Jasper Howard wrote:
if the checkbox is checked then you'll get the value in the php
script. If
globals are turned on then echo $foo; will work, otherwise you have to
use
something like: echo $_POST['foo'];
its a good idea to write your scripts without dependency on globals
being
turned on, its a security risk for it to be on.
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"Philip Thompson" <prthomp@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi all.
This might be a simple answer, but I'm still not sure what the case
is.
Okay, so I have a <form> in my html that has some <input>s. These each
have a `name` and a `value` attribute to them, of course.
I cannot seem to access the name/value pair in my php without using
the
$_POST method/variable names. Are you able to without $_POST? Example:
-------------------
html:
<input type="checkbox" name="foo" value="bar">
php:
do this:
echo "foo = " . $foo; // foo = bar
or this:
echo "foo = " . $_POST["foo"]; // foo = bar
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So, should both of those php examples work the same?
Thanks!
~Philip
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