Re: passing data thru link

..oO(MS)

<?PHP
echo "<a href='user_edit.php?id=".$row_dbUsers['id']."'>edit</a>";
?>

Any reason why you use concatenation instead of embedding the variables
directly into the string?

echo "<a href='user_edit.php?id=$row_dbUsers[id]'>edit</a>";

or

echo "<a href='user_edit.php?id={$row_dbUsers['id']}'>edit</a>";

Micha
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