[thelist] php: problem with variable

[Chris Blessing]

Hi Michael-

Are you certain that the submit button is named "submit" and that the "type"
attribute for that element isn't what you were looking at?

I try not to use that technique anyhow.  You can do some other things like
add an "action" hidden input to your form (this is what I usually do) that
says something more intuitive like "processEmail" and then check for that to
see if you actually process the form or display it (I just prefer this to
checking for a button).

Chris Blessing
webguy at mail.rit.edu
http://www.330i.net

> Now I'm having some trouble with what appears to be undefined variables,
> which I assume didn't cause much of a problem in whichever version of php
> this was originally written.
>
> I have an add.php which submits a form to itself.  So the first thing it
> does is check for a variable called '$submit' which is the value of the
> submit button.  If this is empty, it creates the form.  If not,
> it does some
> other stuff (not important).