Returning to the previous page, in the position of last added product

[monicao]

Hello! My problem is a HTML and a PHP one... I don't know if I correctly posted this problem.
In a page with a list of products (domain.php), I've put anchor to each product in this way:

<a name="product'.$row['name'].'"></a>

One user adds a product into his cart. I have another page who makes the adding operation into MySQL database (add.php). After the product is add into the cart, I want that browser returns in the page with the list of products (domain.php) in the same position of the last added product.

Add.php:

mysql_query($sql1);
mysql_query($sql2);
$_GET['id_subdomeniu']=$row["id_subdomeniu"];
include("domain.php");
[code]

My code is functioning, but it doesn't determine the browser to return in the position of the last product... I thought to use header("location:domain.php#product'.$name.'" or <echo ...> using the anchor, but in these cases the code doesn't transmit to domain.php the variable $_GET['id_subdomeniu']=$row["id_subdomeniu"]; and I get an error because domain.php don't have the value of $_GET['id_subdomeniu'].

Please, can you help me to solve this problem? Thankyou!

[sneakyimp]

Generally speaking, you should not be assigning any values to $GET. You should instead be reading values from $GET. I have no idea what domain.php is doing but it would probably be pretty easy to modify it so that it doesn't perform queries if there is no value for $_GET['id_subdomeniu'].

All that said, you could probably redirect to this and it might do what you want:

header("location:domain.php?id_subdomeniu=" . $whatever . "#product" . $name);

EDIT: removed extra period.

One thing to keep in mind is that $name may have spaces in it. you should probably [man]urlencode[/man] it.