I am using this code to send just one variable:
Variable:
Username
header("Location: ultrapro.php?username=".$_POST['username']);
If I want to send more then one variable like:
- Username
- Password
- Phone
---Code----------?
4 Answers
It's a bad idea to send your username and password through a GET request. Don't do it.
If you really must, then use http_build_query():
$query = array(
'username' => $_POST['username'],
'password' => $_POST['password'],
'phone' => $_POST['phone']
);
$query = http_build_query($query);
header("Location: ultrapro.php?$query");
2 Comments
RedSun
Its just a option i have given
Amal
@RedSun: must have been due to the stray dot. I've removed it -- try again. Protip: instead of saying
not working, you should try to find out why it's not working. Adding ini_set('display_errors',1); error_reporting(E_ALL); to the very top of your script might help with debugging :)You may use & ..
header("Location: ultrapro.php?username=me&password=dontknow&phone=09090909");
Comments
header("Location: " . $username . "?password=" . $pass . "&phone=" . $phone);
1 Comment
C3roe
Please stop putting spam links into your answers that have no connection to the answer. If you want to advertise your website, do that on your user profile. Thanks.
Use & to concatenate the parameters:
header("Location: ultrapro.php?var1=".$_GET['var1']."&var2=".$_GET['var2']."&var3=".$_GET['var3']);
1 Comment
Daniel W.
You could avoid wrong quotations by properly formatting the code.. (remove
." at the end)
?username=".$_POST['username']."&password=".$_POST['password']...