adding another GET var to the URL string

[truegilly]

Hi Everybody, 

 

i was wondering if anyone could help me ??  ???

 

i have a form that validates using GET, what i would like to do is add an additional variable to the get string.

 

i have tried various suggestions like....

 

1. concatenating the GET variable on the end of the action="..." string.

 

2. I have tried to add the value on the end of the $_GET array using array_push().

 

3. I tried to add the variable to the $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] variable.

 

At the bottom of my page i am outputting the $_GET array to see when the extra value is outputted, but I only get a result when i physically type the "&Email=fail" on the end of the URL.

 

I suppose i could get round this by using hidden form fields but there must be an easier and more efficient way of simply adding another get var to the end of the URL string ? 

 

hopefully one of you will be able to help 

 

thanks always 

 

Truegilly 

[teng84]

can you give us your sample code hmm!!

 

BTW have you do this  test.php?x=y&v=v

 

or

what do you really want

[truegilly]

ok heres some of my code.... 

 

<form action="<?php $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; echo $emailGet;?>" method="GET"


if(!check_email_address($email)) {
  echo "invalid e-mail address";
$emailGet = "&emailValidation=fail";
}
else {
  $emailGet = "&emailValidation=ok";
}

 

basically once the emailValidation var is in the URL im going to pick this up later in the code to alert the user that their email address was not valid.

 

i have also tried this....

 

$getstring = '?';
foreach ($_GET as $key=>$get)
{
$getstring .= $key . '=' . $get . '&';
}

 

then trying to add it on the end of the $_GET array.

 

thanks 

 

truegilly

[teng84]

???

but maybe you would want to do this

<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'?'.$emailGet;?>

and this $emailGet = "&emailValidation=fail"; to $emailGet = "?emailValidation=fail";

coz base in your code its the 1st query string you have

 

and i dont understand what you want in your second code

 

maybe this will work

$_GET['x'].='add value';

[truegilly]

thanks for your suggesstion,

 

ill have a go when i get back from work

 

Truegilly