[Textahead]

I have 2 menus each with many links. State and Direct.
I have the links setup as follows. first menu

<a href=meet.php?state=texas>Texas</a>
<a href=meet.php?state=california>California</a>
ect;

second menu
<a href=meet.php?direct=health services>health services</a>
<a href=meet.php?direct=motels>Motels</a>
<a href=meet.php?direct=parks>Parks</a>
ect;

Visitors will first pick a state which takes them to a new page with the state displayed at the top then they clcik an item from the direct menu and I need the next page to display both the state and the directory choice


SWITCH ($_GET["state"])
case 'texas':
echo ("Texas") ;
break;
blah blah


SWITCH ($_GET["direct"])
case 'health services:
echo ("Texas") ;
break;


I can get one or the other to display but not both. when clicking a link in the ($get[direct]) it seems to reset the first variable
Any ideas on how I can display a record on what state AND direct links have been followed?


Part 2

I also need to get apropriate info from the database acording to what links have been clicked on so I need the variables to stay constant

[zamight]

For the second menu you are missing the state variable.
<a href=meet.php?direct=health services>
Should be:
<a href=meet.php?state=$_GET['state']&direct=health services> (Example, not valid with code)

For the second menu the State variable isn't passed through the second link. You will need to pass the state with the direct also so they are both passed through the $_GET.

[Textahead]

Hmmm almost there. both links are now showing but the one from the first menu is only showing the default once ive moved onto the second menu
In my first menu the default is "LOST" and once i click the second menu i get this displayed

" lost Churches"
which should read
"California Churches"

Could it be a problem with

<a href="meet.php?city=$_GET['city'] & page=RR"> Churches</a><br>