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Please post in english... :wink:
echo ' < meta HTTP equiv="refresh "content=0;url="seite1.php?id='.$id.'&test='.$test.'&aktion='.$aktion.'">';
$$test = ' abcd 1234 ';
_________________The right translation said:with the meta-tag you can pretty good give variables to another page, for example:
echo '<meta http-equiv="refresh" content=0;url="site1.php?id='.$id.'&test='.$test.'&action='.$action.'">';
That's all fine, but only if the content of the variable hasn't got more than one word.
e.g. $test = 'abcd 1234';
how can I send the string 'abcd 1234' with the meta-tag?
At time it cuts everything after b, everything after the space.
Because of that I haven't for example the possibility to send a prename and a surname (familyname) in one string.
Can you help me with that, please!
Thanks
Best regards
Andreas
sigix said:what you really want to do .... :roll:
in my first post here are the links to the functions to fix that.Explaination said:// a.php
$a = ("abcd 1234");
echo $a; // Output: abcd 1234
echo "<a href=b.php?a=$a>Link to b.php</a>";
// b.php?a=abcd 1234
echo $_GET['a']; //Output: abcd