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Posted by Bocah Sableng on 04/17/07 04:57
On Apr 17, 8:45 am, shotokan99 <soft_devj...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> actually ur right. there are lots of free scripts done by
> professionals out there and some of them are free. however, how will i
> learn if ill settle to free scripts? i know my approach or style of
> programming is very elementary but i think that's the way it is if
> you're still new ;-)
>
> yes this is the hard way but i believe this way will benefit me alot
> later..
>
Use your own style. But learning other styles is a plus.
That's an advice from my martial art gurus. ;)
> just want to clarify...this line:
> (<a href="remove.php&id='+$idOfItem +'">Delelte</a>)
>
> is it really "&" or "&"
CMIIW
The separator between url and query string variables is a
'?' (question mark).
But the separator among variables in a query string is a
'&' (ampersand).
Unless you do something with arg_separator.output in your php.ini
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