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  1. Thanks to you both, I did forget to mention that the actual script runs from an external include file and I was hoping to not to have to fiddle with every form on several pages but have a global script to adjust what I need. I guess what I seek is something similar to the javascript :: document.form.textfield.value etc I cant seem to find reference to similar in PHP. Your solution is good and it works great, its what I use atm but I am hoping for something more like above.
  2. Hi all, How does one get a status of a check box from a form via the $_POST[] variable and the assign that same status in a check box of a form on the new page? i.e if a form has been submited with a check box 'checked' I want to be able to 'check' a box on a different form. [code] <?php if ($_POST['checkbox1']){       ???; } ?> [/code] thx in advance Mirek
  3. Ahh excelent Wildteen, thx That did the trick except for the ';' . I am sure I would have tried that but yeah thats coding. ---------------------------------- onlyican - the query refers to including a valid link in a form stored in a varaible that does not cause an error when echoed as that variable from an include file. Cheers
  4. Hi there, I am trying to create a form which gets added to a page via an include file but can not work out how to insert ' php $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ' in it so when it gets loaded from the variable it actually works. I have tried many different ways and its got me kind of beat as it either comes back with just useless text or a php error. current code [code] $a_status = '<form action="<?php $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>" method="post" name="form1" id="form1"> ' ; [/code] thx in advance.
  5. Thx legohead6, I have played around with quotes etc and on my Windows XP PHP/MySql set-up it works just fine but uploaded to my Apache host server it does not work. :( Cheers Mirek
  6. Hi all I am stuck with a problem of passing a $_GET[] variable via a header line. Here is my code :: [code] if( $_POST["submit"]){     $mid = $_GET['id'];         $mname = $_POST['threadname'];     $mbody = $_POST['threadbody'];     $mtime = $_POST['threadtime'];          $sqled = "INSERT INTO messagereply (threadid,replytime,replyname,replybody) VALUES ('$mid','$mtime','$mname','$mbody')";                     $resulted = mysql_query($sqled) or die(mysql_error());                   if ($resulted){                          header("Location: message_board_view.php?id=".$mid);             }     } ?> [/code] $_GET['id'] is a variable passed from a previous page stored in $mid. Everything works great, the query and header until I add $mid on the end of my header message where I get the following error on the target page after submiting the form:: [!--quoteo--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE[/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--] You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1 [/quote] Any help would be greatly appriciated. Cheers Mirek
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