Pass value to header?

[Garry Jones]

When processing a form I am reading in a value to a mysql database. I then
redirect the user to a "thank you" page with Header. What I would like is to
remind the user the value he/she keyed in. Can I pass the variable in the
Header command?

What I want to do in the following is echo the value of $inx01 in
thankyou.php?

<?php
mysql_connect(" Codes Removed ") or die(mysql_error ());
mysql_select_db (" Database Name removed ") or die(mysql_error ());

$inx01=$_POST['fardvagonf'];

mysql_query("IN SERT INTO table1 VALUES ('$inx01')");
echo mysql_error();

mysql_close();

Header("Locatio n: http://www.mydomain.co m/thankyou.php");
exit;

?>

Garry Jones
Sweden

[Ken Robinson]

Re: Pass value to header?

Garry Jones wrote:[color=blue]
> When processing a form I am reading in a value to a mysql database. I then
> redirect the user to a "thank you" page with Header. What I would like is to
> remind the user the value he/she keyed in. Can I pass the variable in the
> Header command?[/color]

[snip]
[color=blue]
> Header("Locatio n: http://www.mydomain.co m/thankyou.php");
> exit;
>[/color]

There are two different methods you can use:
1) Put the value into a session variable. Before the 'header()"
function, put

$_SESSION['inx01'] = $inx01;

Then in the thankyou.php script, you can get the value by referencing
$_SESSION['inx01']

Be sure you put

session_start() ;

at the start of each script.

2) Pass the value on the URL:

header('Locatio n: http://www.mydomain.co m/thankyou.php?in x01=' .
$inx01);

and the you can use the value in $_GET['inx01']

Ken