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Concatenating a URL for a Form

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LRS46

Technical User
Aug 4, 2005
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US
Hello,

I want to have an input field that a token is entered into and then added to the form action URL, but I am not real PHP savvy.

Something like this:

please enter your token: ___________

The user then enters the token

Then the POST url will be "token"

So if I enter token number 123456 then the URL will be:
"123456"

Is this real hard to do? I am not a programmer but I have to edit one page and make this work.



Larry S.
Systems & Network Consultant
 
use an html form. set the action to the index.php page, set the method to get. put a text field called token inside the form and a submit button.
 
Thanks jpadie.

I tried that but it cuts off part of my URL. Instead of
"
I get:
"
where the sid=1& is missing from the URL.

Here is my code:

[tt]<p>Please enter your token number from the letter you received: </p>
<form action=" method="get" name="token" >

<input name="token" type="text" size="15" maxlength="7">
<input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit">
</form>[/tt]


Larry S.
Systems & Network Consultant
 
if you are using php sessions and the sid is the php session id normally php adds this in for you automatically. have you enabled trans_sid in the php.ini?

if you want to do this manually there are two options.

1. add the sid=1 to the action of the form. ie action="index.php?sid=1"
2. add a hidden field called sid to the form and preset its value using the html value attribute of its tag.
 
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