Posted by "B Squared" on 01/09/06 19:00

I'm trying to pass a string from the current php page to one I'm
calling. I've read (in the O'Reilly text) this involves using "?",
but there's no example. If, for example, given I have a standard
href in my code

<a href="new_page.php" (string_I_want_to_pass)>

What is the syntax for passing the string? The new page is html
with some php imbedded, and I'll want to use the string I pass
inside the php code. So the question is: How to pass a string
argument in an href call so that it can be used by php?

Thanks in advance.

B Squared

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