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Posted by JDS on 10/10/05 17:02
On Sun, 09 Oct 2005 14:44:15 -0400, Doug wrote:
> I presented the original post in abreviated form. What is working now is
> the html:
> <td width="140"><a href="./Download
> Files/cbver169.zip">cbver169.zip</a></td> // for downloading the file
>
> I want to modify that line to connect to the php 'if(isset(_GET['ver']) {
> ...}' on the same page (upper block). 'ver' is whatever is the string, in
> this case (cbver169.zip).
I still think you are not quite understanding how this all works. Also,
and this will sound like nitpicking but it is not, do *NOT* use spaces in
file or directory names within URLs. "Download Files" should really
really really not have a space in it. But that is a separate issue.
In any case, what do you mean by "modify that line to connect to the php"?
Do you mean that you want to link to a PHP script in that line? There is
no "ver" variable anywhere that I can see.
Also, the PHP code has a clear typo in it -- "_GET" must start with a
dollar sign -- "$_GET". Is this a typo in your posting or is this
actually in the PHP code?
Let's go back a few steps.
What are you trying to do?
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