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How to Post data to another page with hyperlink?
user name
 2006-02-14 08:09:23 

  


  

    You can achieve this with URLencode.
here iam giving you the example for this
<?php
$query_string 
= 'foo='&nbsp;. urlencode(
$foo) .&nbsp;'&bar=' . urlencode
($bar);
echo&nbsp;'<a&nbsp;href=&quot;mycgi?'&nbsp;. 
htmlentities($query_string) .&nbsp;
'"&gt;';
?> 


and you can decode with urldecode


<?php
$a = 
explode('&', $QUERY_STRING
);
$i = 0;
while&nbsp;(
$i < count($a
)) {
 &nbsp; &nbsp;$b = split(
'=', $a[$i
]);
 ; &nbsp; echo 'Value&nbsp;for parameter&nbsp;', htmlspecialchars
(urldecode($b[
0])),
 ; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;' is&nbsp;', htmlspecialchars
(urldecode($b
[1])), "<br /&gt;\n";
 &nbsp; &nbsp;
$i++;
}
?> 



On 2/14/06, NIÑO PAUL TUQUIB <yahoo.com">niopaulyahoo.com> wrote:


you can actually use session handling in getting data...by using session, u can use the data in all the pages as long as you declare session_start(); at the top of each page...
  
 
  
because you want to have it passed using the hyperlink,i'll just give you an example...

  
 
  
$username = &_REQUEST['username'];
  
 
  
<a href=";profile.php?username=<?=$username?>&quot;><;/a>
  
 
  
you can check it by hovering your mouse pointer over the link...

  
if it contains the data you want to pass, then it's already ok...
  
 
  
hope this can help..
  

  

I want to know how to post data to another page with hyperlink.
thanks
 alot...

ghht



		
 
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    How to Post data to another page with
hyperlink?
  


  

     user name

     2006-02-16 20:39:23
  


  

    
try this

<a href="yourpage.php?username=<? echo
$username; ?> > click here for
next page </a>

on the second page just underneath the headers

<?

// if you use the get to send a form
$username=$_get['username'];


// if you use post to send the form

$username=$_post['username'];

echo ('hello : '.$username);

?>


This is a more simple approach to your problem, of passing
varibles
using either the get or post method. no rocket science code.


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