echo "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"bname\" value=\"{$_POST['bFirstName']} + {$_POST['bLastName']}\">";

    if you have variables stored in <input> tags, they must be in a <form> and that form must be submitted in order for the variables to be sent.

    hope this helps,

    -Tim

      feldon23,

      I did what you said and now I'm getting this error:

      Parse error: parse error, expecting `']'' in /home/whatnott/public_html/order.php on line 1878

      and this is line1878:

      echo "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"bcity\" value=\"{$_POST['bCity']}\">";

      Any ideas?

        i would write the code like this

        put this outside of php tags!

        <input type="hidden" name="bcity" value="<?= $_POST['bCity'] ?>">

          Is this correct?

          value="<?= $_POST['bCity'] ?>"

          do you need the '=' after the '?' or is that a mistake?

            Hey, men... =)

            use it:

            $var = $_REQUEST["var"]; // or $_POST or $_GET

print "<input type='hidden' name='field' value='$var'>";

            100% working.

              SLAYeeK

              If I have the two vars $city and $state

              Then, would I use it like this:

              PHP:

              $city= $POST["city"]; // or $POST or $GET
              $state= $              POST["state"];

              print "<input type='hidden' name='bcity' value='$city'>";
              print "<input type='hidden' name='bstate' value='$state'>";

              Thanks.

                $var = $REQUEST["var"]; // or $POST or $_GET

                print "<input type='hidden' name='field' value='$var'>";

                Bad coding practices.

                  Feldon23

                  Why am I getting this error message?

                  Parse error: parse error, expecting `']'' in /home/whatnott/public_html/order.php on line 1878

                  This is what the code looks like. Do you see anything wrong with it?

                  echo "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"bcity\" value=\"{$_POST['bCity']}\">";

                  Also, will it work the same if I get rid of the "" and \ like this?:

                  echo "<input type=hidden name=bcity value={$_POST['bCity']}>";

                  Thanks.

                    I can't understand why you are getting a parse error there. I tested it here and it works.

                      feldon,

                      okay I got it to not give me any parse errors. I don't know how, but I did. Problem is that I still don't think it is sending the values to the card processor. They told me that if it gets the values then it will automatically send them to our thank_you.html or sorry.html page depending on if the card goes through or not.

                      Reason I know the values aren't being sent properly is because it just takes you to a page for the card processor and stays there. They said if it does that, then the data is not being sent.

                      Can you take a look at my entire page for me? I have attached it in a zip file.

                      Thanks.

                        Originally posted by delstrange
                        SLAYeeK

                        If I have the two vars $city and $state

                        Then, would I use it like this:

                        PHP:



                        $city= $POST["city"]; // or $POST or $GET
                        $state= $                        POST["state"];

                        print "<input type='hidden' name='bcity' value='$city'>";
                        print "<input type='hidden' name='bstate' value='$state'>";

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                        Thanks.

                        Yes, you can =)

                          Originally posted by feldon23
                          Bad coding practices.

                          Why?

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