| Sudeep 2004-10-21, 8:56 am |
| Hi brian,
You have an error in line: print "You chose a $borderStyle border";
It should be like this:
print "You chose".$_GET["borderStyle"]."border";
B'cause $_GET["borderStyle"] is the correct way to capture things that are sent thru url.
And for POST variable it should be $_POST["borderStyle"]
Try it....
....SuDeEp...
Brian <brian.armstrong@intela.net> wrote:
OK, I'm new to php, so be gentle :)
I have just installed PHP 5.0.2 on Windows XP Pro\IIS 5
I am learning PHP with one of those step by step books, and I have run into
an issue with forms. They don't seem to be getting the variable I am
passing.
This code works:
$testvar = "this is a test";
print $testvar;
?>
But this does not:
print "You chose a $borderStyle border";
?>
Even when I put 'filename.php?borderStyle=test' in the browser, with the
entire url of course, it still only shows the print text, but not the
variable.
Any thoughts? I have also verified that the mappings are set with .php with
verbs set to all or even GET, POST.
Thanks for any help
Belgarath the Ancient One
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