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Posted by One on 12/16/84 11:59
Andy Hassall wrote:
> You can't do that. "?" is for URLs, but you're specifying a filename. With the
> "?", you're specifying a filename that doesn't exist.
ah ha. I know - In the past I have passed it as a parameter like this :
include "http://www.www.com/file.php?menu=david"
This has worked.
> If you want to pass variables into the include file, just set them before you
> do the include, they'll be visible in the include file. (Or pass them as
> parameters to whatever functions you define in the include file).
You mean like this ?
<?php
echo "<form><input type="hidden" name=menuid" value="david"></form>";
include file.php
?>
I thought I did this - and it did not work.
In the php include I used :
$menuid = $_GET['menuid']
Thanks for replying.
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