form value

ikkk

Naam <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="Naam" value=<? echo $NAAM;?> SIZE=40><BR>
Voornaam <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="Voornaam" value=<? echo $voornaam;?> SIZE=40><BR>
Login Naam <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="LoginNaam" value=<? echo $loginnaam;?> SIZE=60><BR>
Paswoord <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="Paswoord" value=<? echo $paswoord;?> SIZE=10><BR>
<input type="hidden" name="nro" value=<? echo $nr; ?> >
<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT NAME="SUBMIT" VALUE="Submit!">
</FORM>

when the variable $NAAM exists of two parst only one is viseble

bad76

Hi,
which is your question?

In your code i see only one $NAAM.

I can just give you some tip:

1) variables are case sensitive:
$Naam is different from $NAAM

2)<input type="hidden" name="nro" value=<? echo $nr; ?> >
The value maybe echo $nro instead $nr...

If you need help, post a question!

see you

ikkk

the contens of $NAAM= "de jan" (out of a database)

by value you see only de
how can you see de jan???

bad76

Ok, now is clean.
the easiest is to put in to quote:

value="<? echo urlencode($NAAM);?>"

But powerfull is using urlencode() function
value=<? echo urlencode($NAAM);?>

www.php.net/urlencode

see you

ikkk

thanks
but now he schow de+jan in place of de jan
how can i fix thath??

phpprogrammer

hai,

make it as

Naam <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="Naam" value=<? echo '$NAAM';?> SIZE=40><BR>

then it works fine

regards
bvsureshbabu

ikkk

thanks but it doesn t work

Naam <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="Naam" value=<? echo '$NAAM';?> SIZE=40><BR>

laserlight

Firstly,
echo '$NAAM';
doesnt work as expected since the delimiters are single quotes.
One should use:
echo $NAAM;

Also, read this forum's FAQ on register_globals
A more accurate implementation would be:

echo $_POST['NAAM'];

if (!empty($_POST['NAAM']))
	echo $_POST['NAAM'];

or even

if (!empty($_POST['NAAM']))
	echo htmlspecialchars(stripslashes($_POST['NAAM']));

bad76

My bad, i'm swapping
htmlspecialchars with urlencode :p

Laserlight say good

i'm sorry 😃

ikkk

yes ok it works