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This article tells you how to pass variables to a PHP page using the query string, and how to access them from that page.
Have you ever seen a URL which looked like "www.example.com/pag e.php?mode=1&style=red"? Well, this page is being passed variables and their values through the query string, here the variables "mode" and "style" are being passed, with values "1" and "red" respectively. The question mark indicates the start of the query string and the ampersand, &, symbol seperates variable=value assignments.
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Learn how to create an expandable Form Validation Class using PHP's object oriented features that once complete, can be easily customized and expanded to suit your needs in the future with no changes to the base code. The Class will able to validate everything from Email Address, Passwords, User Names, Domain Names, Credit Cards, Numbers, Strings, HTML, Etc. Very detailed with extensive code segments to guide you every step of the way.
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