[dlmaster]

Hi,

PHP Code:

<a href="home.php?user=<?php echo $id ?>&adr=<?php echo $adr[$j]?>"><?php echo $tt[$j] ?></a><br>

PHP Code:

echo "<a href='home.php?user=$id&adr=$adr[$j]'>$tt[$j]</a><br>"; 

I have tried both of this code to pass the value of adr to the page mentioned but the & symbol is not in the url... I still cannoot get the value of adr using $_GET.

In url box:

...home.php?user=abc&adr=def

but when mouse-over the link:

...home.php?user=abcadr=def


Is there anything wrong? I even try

<a href="home.php?user=<?php echo $id;?>&amp;adr=<?php echo $adr[$j];?>"><?php echo $tt[$j]; ?></a><br>

I test on IE7, the & is visible but in the end I still cannot get the value using $_GET.

Please advise.... Thank you.

[var]

try this..

PHP Code:

echo "<a href='home.php?user=".$id."&adr=".$adr[$j]."'>".$tt[$j]."</a><br>"; 

[dlmaster]

Somehow I cannot display that link...

I've put <?php the echo code ?> but it is not displayed on the browser.

[Jay6390]

You need to add semi colons on the end of each echo statement

PHP Code:

<a href="home.php?user=<?php echo $id; ?>&adr=<?php echo $adr[$j];?>"><?php echo $tt[$j]; ?></a><br>

or with the second one, you need to enclose the variables in braces like

PHP Code:

echo "<a href='home.php?user={$id}&adr={$adr[$j]}'>{$tt[$j]}</a><br>"; 

Did you not get any sort of error when you ran this script? Try putting

PHP Code:

error_reporting(E_ALL); 

at the top of your script when debugging, to turn on error reporting and view all errors generated by the script

Jay

[dlmaster]

Still the same... Error does not return any statement that relates to the missing &. Could it be the editor's browser problem?

[Nico]

Originally Posted by Jay6390

You need to add semi colons on the end of each echo statement

You can actually leave them out if you close the PHP tag right after.

And try using var_dump() to get information about the variables.

PHP Code:

var_dump($id);

var_dump($adr[$j]);

var_dump($tt[$j]); 

[Jay6390]

ah, I thought that was only with short tags. still learning

also dlmaster, if you are still having trouble with this script, you may want to echo out the $id, $add, and $tt to see what values they contain, as it might be there that the problem actually lies...just realised, nico has mentioned that lol. oops