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  • Mtek
    #1

    PHP Variable Question


    Hi,

    I have a couple of PHP forms. Let's say FORM1, FORM2 & FORM3.

    Data is entered on FORM1 & FORM2, and will be displayed on FORM3.

    Getting the data from FORM2 to FORM3 is not a problem, as the for data
    is passed automatically via the POST method. But, how do I get the
    variables from FORM1 to be passed 'through' FORM2 to be displayed on
    FORM3? I do not want to use hidden fields in the HTML.....how else
    can I do this?

    Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks a lot!

    John
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    • Paul Lautman
      #2
      Re: PHP Variable Question

      Mtek wrote:
      Hi,
      >
      I have a couple of PHP forms. Let's say FORM1, FORM2 & FORM3.
      >
      Data is entered on FORM1 & FORM2, and will be displayed on FORM3.
      >
      Getting the data from FORM2 to FORM3 is not a problem, as the for data
      is passed automatically via the POST method. But, how do I get the
      variables from FORM1 to be passed 'through' FORM2 to be displayed on
      FORM3? I do not want to use hidden fields in the HTML.....how else
      can I do this?
      >
      Any help would be appreciated.
      >
      Thanks a lot!
      >
      John
      Sessions


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        • Mr.Reku
          #3
          Re: PHP Variable Question

          You must to use Php Sessions.
          All data will stored on $_SESSION['namesession'] , called Superglobal
          variables.
          For more infos:
          PHP: Session Functions - Manual
          http://php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php
          Session Functions


          Have a nice day.


          On 2008-04-26 12:29:26 +0200, "Paul Lautman"
          <paul.lautman@b tinternet.comsa id:
          Mtek wrote:
          >Hi,
          >>
          >I have a couple of PHP forms. Let's say FORM1, FORM2 & FORM3.
          >>
          >Data is entered on FORM1 & FORM2, and will be displayed on FORM3.
          >>
          >Getting the data from FORM2 to FORM3 is not a problem, as the for data
          >is passed automatically via the POST method. But, how do I get the
          >variables from FORM1 to be passed 'through' FORM2 to be displayed on
          >FORM3? I do not want to use hidden fields in the HTML.....how else
          >can I do this?
          >>
          >Any help would be appreciated.
          >>
          >Thanks a lot!
          >>
          >John
          >
          Sessions

          --
          ::: Mr. Reku :::
          ~ Help me to improve my English, Thanks. ~

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            • Paul Lautman
              #4
              Re: PHP Variable Question

              On 2008-04-26 12:29:26 +0200, "Paul Lautman"
              <paul.lautman@b tinternet.comsa id:
              >
              >Mtek wrote:
              >>Hi,
              >>>
              >>I have a couple of PHP forms. Let's say FORM1, FORM2 & FORM3.
              >>>
              >>Data is entered on FORM1 & FORM2, and will be displayed on FORM3.
              >>>
              >>Getting the data from FORM2 to FORM3 is not a problem, as the for
              >>data is passed automatically via the POST method. But, how do I
              >>get the variables from FORM1 to be passed 'through' FORM2 to be
              >>displayed on FORM3? I do not want to use hidden fields in the
              >>HTML.....ho w else can I do this?
              >>>
              >>Any help would be appreciated.
              >>>
              >>Thanks a lot!
              >>>
              >>John
              >>
              >Sessions
              >
              >
              >::: Mr. Reku :::
              ~ Help me to improve my English, Thanks. ~
              Mr.Reku wrote:
              You must to use Php Sessions.
              All data will stored on $_SESSION['namesession'] , called Superglobal
              variables.
              For more infos:
              PHP: Session Functions - Manual
              http://php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php
              Session Functions

              >
              Have a nice day.
              >
              >
              Please don't top post (top posting fixed)

              Also, I did not ask this question, so why are you responding to me?




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                • Mr. Reku
                  #5
                  Re: PHP Variable Question

                  On 2008-04-26 18:56:05 +0200, "Paul Lautman"
                  <paul.lautman@b tinternet.comsa id:
                  >
                  Also, I did not ask this question, so why are you responding to me?
                  Because it's the solution for your question ;)

                  Have a nice day
                  --
                  ::: Mr. Reku :::
                  ~ Help me to improve my English, Thanks. ~

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                    • Mr. Reku
                      #6
                      Re: PHP Variable Question

                      On 2008-04-26 18:56:05 +0200, "Paul Lautman"
                      <paul.lautman@b tinternet.comsa id:
                      Also, I did not ask this question, so why are you responding to me?
                      Sorry,
                      i've replied to you instead Mtek.

                      --
                      ::: Mr. Reku :::
                      ~ Help me to improve my English, Thanks. ~

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