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Originally Posted by masonbarge
GAH! Javascript = surrender.
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I agree, but surrender is about where I'm at right now! And if it comes down to using javascript or a butt-ugly submit button, I'm going with javascript.
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I have done a lot of links just like this and it's a great technique to automate an unlimited menu of pages.
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Yeah, I've used it extensively on
ASP, but I'm still learning the ropes on the
php side.
OK - bizarre new development - I changed this:
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$thissite = $_GET['ws'];
to this:
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$thissite = ($_GET['ws']);
and it worked! (Well, sort of.)
On a whim, I changed it back - and it still worked! (Well, sort of.)
By sort of, I mean to say that the print statement yields the passed qs parm, and the input I stuck on the form for debugging has the right value in it as well. But when the e-mail is sent out, it still shows "re: stickpuppy.com" in the subject (instead of "re: whatever.net") - but that's just a minor error somewhere else in the code.
I know the documented changes I posted above probably have nothing to do with why it started working, but I don't care. I'm just glad to get past that hurdle.