$HTTP_GET_VARS['an array???'] It's possible?

[ploiesti]

I have an array defined like this:
$temp_array[0]=$variabile0;

I have a link <a href=...>....When I click on it
how can I transfer this array whithout loosing the $temp_array[0] value, and set $temp_array[1]=$variabile1, so I can use both values $temp_array[0] and $temp_array[1] in the current page? The range of array could be >1000!

$HTTP_GET_VARS['an array???'] It's possible ?

[jayant]

By range, I hope you don't mean that there can be 1000 elements in the array
$arr[0]...$arr[999]. if that is the case, then store them in some file/db and give a unique ID to them and apss that ID to the page.

yes you can have $HTTP_GET_VARS['array'] . you will use it like:-
$HTTP_GET_VARS['temp_array'] and the elements of array will be accessed by
$HTTP_GET_VARS['temp_array'][0],
$HTTP_GET_VARS['temp_array'][1], ...

the link will look like

<a href="my.php?temp_array[0]=value0&temp_array[1]=value1">...