[thelist] PHP - Declaring a temporary variable
Mark Joslyn
mark.joslyn at solimarsystems.com
Mon Feb 4 12:12:01 CST 2002
sorry for the vague description.
In my PHP site, I can pass a variable over the query string to initialize
the variable $page. However, my search engine will call the PHP page without
sending the variable over the query string. So, I need to set up a variable
or a check to see if $page is set, and if it is not, set it to zero, but
only on the initial loading of the page.
Thanks,
markJ
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Eh?
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[mailto:thelist-admin at lists.evolt.org] On Behalf Of Mark Joslyn
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Subject: [thelist] PHP - Declaring a temporary variable
Is there a way to declare a variable that initiates itself on the first
loading of the page, but not on subsequent pages - similar to passing a
variable over the Query String? Using the query string solves my
problem, but in this case, I cannot use the query string.
I am trying to tweak some existing code to solve a page-splitting
problem. This code is designed to accept the variable over the query
string. But I want to declare the value on the page.
I am a newbie PHP and would love any assistance in this matter.
Thanks,
markJ
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