problenm in creatinga url with two variables

[terrymechan]

I wish to create a url with two variables from data passed from a previous page.

If I allocate text to the variables on the page, like

$linkaddress = ('1234');
$clientsemail = ('[e-mail]');

the full correct URL is echoed back thus

http://www.morgle.com/mymorglemailer.php?mylinkaddress=1234&calledemailaddress=[e-mail]

However, if I try and create the URL with the variables posted from the previous page , the URL is truncated after the first variable thus

http://www.morgle.com/mymorglemailer.php?mylinkaddress=1234

I know the variables being posted from the previuos page contain data because I have echoed them back seperately ok.

here is the test code

$and = ('<A
href=http://www.morgle.com/mymorglemailer.php?mylinkaddress='. $linkaddress.'&calledemailaddress='.$clientsemail. '>test combined url</A> ');

echo ($and);

exit;

Can anyone help please as I've been two days on this problem

Regards

Terry Mechan

[sid]

this code

<?

$linkaddress = ('1234'); 
$clientsemail = ('[e-mail]'); 

$and = ('<A 
href=http://www.morgle.com/mymorglemailer.php?mylinkaddress='. $linkaddress.'&calledemailaddress='.$clientsemail. '>test combined url</A> '); 

echo ($and); 

exit; 

?>

works fine for me; HTML output:

<A 
href=http://www.morgle.com/mymorglemailer.php?mylinkaddress=1234&calledemailaddress=[e-mail]>test combined url</A> 

nevertheless i would really urge you to do something about the email address passed on like this... an "@" in the url can cause your address to behave completely different that youd like it to (i.e. ignore everything before the "@")

do it like this:

$linkaddress = ('1234'); 
$clientsemail = urlencode("[e-mail]");

and in mymorglemailer.php:

$calledemailaddress = urldecode($calledemailaddress);

hope that helps!

sid