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passing variable - php to html form


plushgirl

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I am trying to pass a variable from a php script to an html form so when the user clicks submit, the variable is sent with the form to my email.  I can get the variable to display on the page, but I can't put it in the form.  What am I doing wrong???

Here's the php script:

<?php

 

$template = "domain_reg.html";         

$registerlink = "signup.php";     

$restrict = 0;                     

$REFERERS = array('plushwebdesign.ca', 'www.plushwebdesign.ca');

                                   

error_reporting(0);

 

if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'GET'){

    $domain = $_GET['domain'];

    $ext = $_GET['ext'];

    $option = $_GET['option'];

}else{

    $domain = $_POST['domain'];

    $ext = $_POST['ext'];

    $option = $_POST['option'];

}

 

print_results();

echo "The following domain will be registered for you:  ";

echo $domain;

 

function print_results()

{

    global $template,$domain,$ext,$server;

    if(!is_file($template)){

        print"The template file into which to print the results either does not exist or is

        not writeable<br>

        please correct this if you are the webmaster of this site<br>

        The script can not continue exiting......";

        exit;

    }

 

    $template = file ($template);

    $numtlines = count ($template);

    $line = 0;

   

while (! stristr ($template[$line], "<!--DOMAIN RESULTS-->") && $line < $numtlines) {

echo $template[$line];

$line++;

}

}

 

And here's the html:

 

<html>

<body>

<form id="form" action="form2.php" enctype="multipart/form-data" name="form">

    <input type="hidden" name="mydomain" value="" />

<a href="domain_reg_done.html" onclick="document.getElementById('form').submit()">

<img src="images/send.gif" alt="" /></a>

<!--DOMAIN RESULTS-->

    </form>                                  

</body>

</html>

 

I've tried <%php echo $GET_['domain']; %> and it doesn't work.

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