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<?php

// Connect database
include("conf.p hp");

$child= $_POST["child"];
// Get all records in all columns from table and put it in $result.
$result=mysql_q uery("SELECT * FROM parent WHERE child= '$child'")
or die ("error making query");

$worked = mysql_fetch_arr ay($result);

if($worked){

header("Locatio n: page2.php?child =$worked"); //how i want to passing all value in $worked
exit;
}
else {
echo "Please click <a href=login.html >here</a> to go back and fix any errors";
}
?>

This script is function like this, if have child is correct,header carry all value to next page. i donno how to passing the value to next page...
How i need to passing all value in $worked to next page via header... or have alternative way to carry that value? plzz helpme...
May 7 '07 #1
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9 New Member
I think what you need is the urlencode function.. heres the link: http://ca3.php.net/urlencode
Nov 25 '07 #2

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