Re: Passing Variables
- From: "PaulB" <pbird@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 5 Apr 2008 21:01:10 +0100
Mtek wrote:
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I tried making the save routine an include and just calling that
function passing parameters. That seemed to work fine. But, if I
have a form on the page and need to call that function as my ACTION
item, can I do that?
Or, do I not need a form anymore, since to save I am just calling a
PHP function which is included, and everything on the page is
available to the entire script. So, I can pass them as parameters to
the include function without a form.....
Being a newbie I don't have the knowledge required to answer your precise
question but I do know that a form can use POST or GET as its method so why
don't you use GET as your method and collect the data from the URL?
Sorry I don't have the knowledge to help you beyond this point.
Paul
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