I got one for yeah all

[Anon]

I am sending info from an ASP page to a PHP page on a secured server

my link looks like

somthing.php?surf=123456789

basicly I need to use that number in a submit form as a hidden value

any one have any ideas

i know its prob easy as hell but I'm real new I am trying to learn PHP so I can swap my site on to a linux server

right now I'm stuck on an IIS becuse my site is asp

[Anon]

in the PHP script, have this..

<INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="surf" VALUE="<? echo $surf; ?>">

that is if it isnt in a PHP section of the script other wise just use a print or echo....

echo "<INPUT TYPE=\"HIDDEN\" NAME=\"surf\" VALUE=\"$surf\">";

the \'s are to escape the quotations.

[Anon]

now the prob I am having is its puting ""IDnum="" infront of my value and I need it to just say the value

[Anon]

Okay, so you have a form on, lets say..

sourcefile.asp which displays to the browser this link code..

<A HREF="destination.php?IDnum=8880">Link</A>

now if destination.php look like this, it will use that value passed to it..

<FORM METHOD=POST ACTION=nextfile.php>
<INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="IDFromASP" VALUE="<? echo $IDnum; ?>">
<INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" VALUE="Submit this form">
</FORM>

and for the file that destination.php submits to, have this..

<?
echo "Your ID is: $IDFromASP";
?>

Is that what you wanted?

[Anon]

no my prob is that my data is just a number the PHP makes the ""IDnum="" I need to not have that

sorry if my spelling is a little off but i have a hand in a splint

point and click SUCKS

lmao