Diving into PHP: Day 4
Continuing on from yesterday, we’re going to take a look at how to pass multiple values from page to page. We’ll then use the “print_r” function and the “foreach” statement to display the information accordingly.
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Day 4: Multiple Variables and the “foreach” Statement
In a week or so, I’ll show you a more advanced way to pass values – using the session object.
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Jeffrey
Hi, I'm Jeff. I'm the editor of Nettuts+, and the Site Manager of Theme Forest. I spend too much time in front of the computer and find myself telling my fiance', "We'll go in 5 minutes!" far too often. I just can't go out to dinner while I'm still producing FireBug errors...drives me crazy. I love jQuery, PHP, MYSQL, CSS, AJAX - pretty much anything.
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What a shame that I cannot see the vedio in China.
Fortunately the source is available.
You need to use ‘&’ instead of ‘&’ in order to get validation
Oops… it’s ‘&’
Tripple post because of cms glitches… & amp; (without spaces)
I was gonna ask how Jeff how come he didn’t use SESSION to pass the variables from one page to the next. But I see he mentioned next week…so I’ll wait til then.
I must say I find these Tuts to be great. Thanks!
Great tutorial thanks
Sorry my friend, this video error
Will this series be continuing, or have I missed where the continuation is?
cheers,
scott
Freaking awesome tutorials.
Jeff, thank you so much not only for the tutorials but also for using my name(lol). These are great tutorials.
Hi Jeff, these are great tutorials. You mentioned a text book you recommend but I cant catch the name..do you have the full name for me please.
thanks again