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Posted by Auddog on 10/31/06 23:55
Thanks for all the help. That's what was causing me the problems. I knew
it was something that I was over looking. I should have looked at the form
to see the POST command. Thanks for showing me the _REQUEST superglobal. I
checked that one out also and will start looking to use it.
Thanks again.
A
"Pedro Graca" <hexkid@dodgeit.com> wrote in message
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> Auddog wrote:
>
> First of all, thank you for posting the code.
> It's appreciated.
>
>> When I run the page(s) I get the following error:
>>
>> Notice: Undefined index: board_no in
>> c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\production\process_order.php on line 3 (which is $bn =
>> $_GET['board_no'];)
>>
>> Not sure why I'm having troubles with this. Any help would be greatly
>> appreciated. Thanks.
>
> This means that the superglobal array $_GET does not have an index named
> "board_no". The method you specified for the form is POST, so PHP will
> populate the superglobal array $_POST.
>
> If you replace your
> $bn = $_GET['board_no'];
> with
> $bn = $_POST['board_no'];
> it will be ok (hopefully).
>
> Or you can use the $_REQUEST superglobal array instead and not worry (*)
> about whether user data comes from GET, POST or COOKIE.
>
> (*) Or, to put it another way:
> Or you can use the $_REQUEST superglobal array instead and always worry
> about whether the data comes from GET, POST or COOKIE :)
>
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