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Displaying PHP variables on a webpage
BINGO. Stars and Genius All. Many Thanks- SteweGriffin
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Displaying PHP variables on a webpage
D'oh! Darn spelling. Thanks Jaxtell. I've sorted that out, and moved $_SESSION['data']=$_POST; to the end of job_load.php, do it now reads mail($sendTo, $subject, $body, $headers); $_SESSION['data']=$_POST; ?> Still nothing appearing when I call contactsheet.php- SteweGriffin
- Post #18
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Displaying PHP variables on a webpage
Hi Vacunita and Jaxtell, Thanks for the great advise and help. I thought i'd try Vacunitas way, do Job_Load.php looks like :- <?php $affilate = $_POST['affilate']; $type = $_POST['type']; $cotype = $_POST['cotype']; $loader = $_POST['loadersname']; $client = $_POST['fullname']; $eaddress =...- SteweGriffin
- Post #16
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Displaying PHP variables on a webpage
Hi jaxtell, sorry to be an idiot, but how do I do that ?- SteweGriffin
- Post #13
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Displaying PHP variables on a webpage
Hi, I hadn't changed that. I have now, and I get array(1) { ["fullname"]=> string(0) "" }- SteweGriffin
- Post #10
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Displaying PHP variables on a webpage
Hi Jaxtell, I tried var theURL = 'coversheet.php?fullname=<?php echo $_POST['fullname']?>'; but I still get array(0) { } and no information displayed. Any Other ideas ? ( I did change coversheet.php to Echo fullname, rahter than echo <? php $_POST['fullname']?>. Cheers- SteweGriffin
- Post #8
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Displaying PHP variables on a webpage
Hi IPGuru and jpadie, I put <? Php var_dump($_POST)?> and got array(0) { } , so it looks like i'm not parsing the variables correctly. Any ideas what I can do to resolve this ? Thanks- SteweGriffin
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Displaying PHP variables on a webpage
Hi jpadie, Thanks for the advice. The Date coding works a treat, Thanks, but the variables are still not echoing on the screen. Any other ideas where I'm going wrong ? Thanks again- SteweGriffin
- Post #3
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Displaying PHP variables on a webpage
Hello, I have a webform :- <form action="job_load.php" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" class="style2" style="width: 958px"> <span class="style34"> <label for="file"><td>Affilate Name: <img alt="" height="1" src="images/spacer.gif" width="64" class="style35" /> <input...- SteweGriffin
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Page redirect based on refering page
The person that wanted this website done was specific on how they wanted it to work, which is why its done this way, however, I'll revist the design and see if I can incorporate your suggestion into it and sell the idea / design to them by showing them a working version. Thanks- SteweGriffin
- Post #9
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Page redirect based on refering page
FANTASTIC. Thanks Again Feherke. I added the Logout php code to the successfull upload page to that ther automatically logged out on each upload. Works like a charm. Chears- SteweGriffin
- Post #7
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Page redirect based on refering page
Sure, thanks. ENTER.php <?php session_start(); if (!$_POST['user'] || !$_POST['pass']) { header('Location: login.php'); exit; } if ($_POST['user']=='USERCODE' && $_POST['pass']=='PASSWORDCODE') $_SESSION['user']=$_POST['user']; ?> <!-- ... --> <?php if ($_SESSION['user']) { ?> Now...- SteweGriffin
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Page redirect based on refering page
Hi feherke, Thank again for the help and the very comprehensive code. I cut and pasted them into my code, but I have a problem with the login script. It dosn't matter what i put in as the usercode and passwordcode section, enter.php always tells me that i'm , logged in as USERCODE. Can you...- SteweGriffin
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Page redirect based on refering page
Hello, I have a page ( UploadFile.php ) that is access via another page ( LogIn.html ) which uses, at the moment, a predefined access code and password. That works great. What I would like to do is restrict access to UploadFile.php so that it will only open if the last / refering page is...- SteweGriffin
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