Archive for October, 2005
How to use the query string in PHP
8 Comments Published by Steven 4 years, 10 months ago in Basics and PHPThis article tells you how to pass variables to a PHP page using the query string, and how to access them from that page. Introduction Have you ever seen a URL which looked like "www.example.com/page.php?mode=1&style=red"? Well, this page is being passed variables and their values through the query string, here the variables "mode" and "style" [...]
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