Pass parameter to new page

[Robert]

With psp, how can I go to another page and pass a parameter to it?

Thanks, Robert

[Robert]

Re: Pass parameter to new page

Sorry, I meant php.

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> With psp, how can I go to another page and pass a parameter to it?
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> Thanks, Robert
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[Ian Collins]

Re: Pass parameter to new page

Robert wrote:[color=blue]
> Sorry, I meant php.
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> "Robert" <nospam@spamfre e.com> wrote in message
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You could pass the information in a session.

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Ian Collins.

[matteo]

Re: Pass parameter to new page

you can pass parametres in main 3 ways:

direcot ways

session()
HTTP_GET
HTTP_POST

sesison writes a cookie in your system
HTTP_GET uses the GET method
HTTP_POST uses the post method

Cheers

[Duderino82]

Re: Pass parameter to new page

why not the simply redirect to:
newpage.php?par ameter1=value&p arameter2=value

and use a $_GET to process the parameters! I found it much easier and
faster then using the session...maybe I'm wrong! (never much used
sessions)

[ColdShine]

Re: Pass parameter to new page

Robert in news:FnNSf.2470 $uX5.1060@torna do.texas.rr.com wrote:
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> With psp, how can I go to another page and pass a parameter to it?[/color]

Shortest way: use HTTP 1.1 Redirect.

header("Locatio n: http://$_SERVER[HTTP_HOST]" . full_path_to_de st_page .
"?param=$value" );

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ColdShine

"Experience is a hard teacher: she gives the test first, the lesson
afterwards." - Vernon Sanders law

[Gerard Matthew]

Re: Pass parameter to new page

There needs to be some balance between security and speed. If you're
looking for speed in your coding use $_GET but that's not recommended
if you're concerned about security. Your other alternative is the
$_SESSION global variable. Reference...
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php for more info.

Regards,
Gerard.

[Robert]

Re: Pass parameter to new page

Got it! Many thanks to each of you.
I am just learning this stuff, as you can easily see.

Robert



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> Thanks, Robert
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