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I'm trying to pass the value from a radio button to a second, and then a third page. I can pass all other values with no problem, but no value comes from the radio button.
Any ideas?
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Could you post your code here?
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There are two ways I know of doing this.
One is to use a session.
The other way would be in each subsequent form after the one with the checkbox pass the data on again using hidden inputs. For example <input type='hidden' name='rboxName' value='<? php echo($_POST['rboxName']); ?>'>.
In this example I am assuming you are using POST. If you are using GET it would be $_GET['rboxName'] or if you have globals turned on and are still using them just $rboxName. If you want it to work with either POST or GET you may have to do something like:
<?php
if ($_POST['rboxName']) $rboxName = $_POST['rboxName'];
elseif ($_GET['rboxName']) $rboxName = $_GET['rboxName'];
else die("Where is rboxName!?\n");
echo ("<input type='hidden' name='rboxName' value='" . $rboxName . "'>\n");
?>
If you already knew this, and was trying one of these methods I apologize, didn't have your code to refer to.
Hope this helps!
One is to use a session.
The other way would be in each subsequent form after the one with the checkbox pass the data on again using hidden inputs. For example <input type='hidden' name='rboxName' value='<? php echo($_POST['rboxName']); ?>'>.
In this example I am assuming you are using POST. If you are using GET it would be $_GET['rboxName'] or if you have globals turned on and are still using them just $rboxName. If you want it to work with either POST or GET you may have to do something like:
<?php
if ($_POST['rboxName']) $rboxName = $_POST['rboxName'];
elseif ($_GET['rboxName']) $rboxName = $_GET['rboxName'];
else die("Where is rboxName!?\n");
echo ("<input type='hidden' name='rboxName' value='" . $rboxName . "'>\n");
?>
If you already knew this, and was trying one of these methods I apologize, didn't have your code to refer to.
Hope this helps!
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