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Posted by Martie on 07/07/06 20:56
On 7 Jul 2006 02:00:47 -0700, Sonnich wrote...
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>Hi
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>one thing more.
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>Say, I have a <form> with a text input and a submit button - how do I
>then get the data when reloading or how?
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>Sorry, this is probably simple... but to me it is new.
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>BR
>Sonnich
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Depending if your form uses the "get" or "post" method, the values of the
submitted form would be stored in either $_GET['field1'] or $_POST['field1'].
The trick is the data is store when the form is submitted. If you are reloading
a page though, it will load it's original state, so if you are starting with a
blank form, you'll get a blank form.
If you are submitting the form and doing your basic security and form
validation, you can use the $_GET or $_POST variables as the values for your
form fields. Something like this maybe...
<input type="text" name="field1" value="<%=$_POST['field1']%>">
Martie
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