This is probably very simple, but I can't seem to figure it out.
If we have straight html and a form with method="GET",
action="http:/www.foo.com", and hidden variables of var1 and var2 with
values, the submit button results in a URL of
http:/www.foo.com?var 1=something&var 2=somethingelse .
What I want to do is have this be a php page and have a conditional
statement in there that sets the value of var2. That is also no problem,
except I want this condition to be based upon whether text field txt1 is
empty or has information put in there by the user. I cannot figure out how
to reference the text fiels txt1 in order to formulate the test.
I have tried $txt1, $_POST['txt1'] and $_GET['txt1']. What I want to
generate is a URL of either
http:/www.foo.com?var 1=something&var 2=somethingelse
or
http:/www.foo.com?var 1=something&var 2=somethingelse again
depending upon whether or not txt1 is empty and I want to do this within the
<body></body> section.
Thanks.
Shelly
If we have straight html and a form with method="GET",
action="http:/www.foo.com", and hidden variables of var1 and var2 with
values, the submit button results in a URL of
http:/www.foo.com?var 1=something&var 2=somethingelse .
What I want to do is have this be a php page and have a conditional
statement in there that sets the value of var2. That is also no problem,
except I want this condition to be based upon whether text field txt1 is
empty or has information put in there by the user. I cannot figure out how
to reference the text fiels txt1 in order to formulate the test.
I have tried $txt1, $_POST['txt1'] and $_GET['txt1']. What I want to
generate is a URL of either
http:/www.foo.com?var 1=something&var 2=somethingelse
or
http:/www.foo.com?var 1=something&var 2=somethingelse again
depending upon whether or not txt1 is empty and I want to do this within the
<body></body> section.
Thanks.
Shelly
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