teparky

Hi Guys, I need a bit of help. I need to post a value to a second page, but I want the button to have the same name. The page is to show registered users and then allows a user to send a friend request 'to put it in simple terms'. Username submitbutton username submitbutton And then i do the following <?php foreach ($_POST['username') as $user { echo $user; } ?> How could i go about doing this or would I have to use a 'Hidden' Field.

Hi Guys, Here a bit of a stupid question, I have a set of Submit Buttons that need to have different values. This is because I do a If(isset($_POST['VALUE'])). So what I have is buttons that represent a User, when the user clicks the button next to the user name it posts the value back to the page and then loads a new function. Does anyone know if this is possible. Am I able to use the <input name="user[$value]" type="submit" value="View Profile" />. Regards Thomas pARK

Hi Guys, Just a quick introduction I am NOT a student I am a IT Technician in a School in the South of the United Kingdom. I am trying to write a PHP Script with a Function that Checks if the user is logged in, if the user is logged in then it shows the user the content on the page but if they are not logged in then to show a blank page with a link to the Login Page. I need it to be simple. I just want it to check if a useer is logged in but if there not only show some content on a page. Can anyone help? My Users login into a php Session. Thanks for any help you can offer. Best Regards Thomas