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header(&quot;Location: Customer_Mare_Progress_Sta<wbr />tus.php?Cu<wbr />stomerNo=$<wbr />CustomerNo<wbr />&quot;);<br />
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just a problem of single vs double quotes...
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header("Location: Customer_Mare_Progress_Status.php?CustomerNo=$CustomerNo");

just a problem of single vs double quotes...

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well, did I &quot;fix the code&quot; or not ?<br />
was my answer &quot;thorough&quot; enough or not ?
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well, did I "fix the code" or not ?
was my answer "thorough" enough or not ?

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I tried passing in a parameter using the header format but don't know how, can you fix this code please:<br />
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header('Location: Customer_Mare_Progress_Sta<wbr />tus.php')<br />
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?CustomerNo.=&lt;?print $CustomerNo?&gt;<br />
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I tried passing in a parameter using the header format but don't know how, can you fix this code please:

header('Location: Customer_Mare_Progress_Status.php')

?CustomerNo.=<?print $CustomerNo?>



Passing parameters using header location format

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