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In addition to what Frosty555 offers here, consider using urlencode() to prepare the data for transport. &nbsp;And consider putting the arguments into the $_SESSION array. &nbsp;And always be careful of the URL string arguments -- they are external data and therefore they are a way to attack your script.<br />
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Best regards, ~Ray
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In addition to what Frosty555 offers here, consider using urlencode() to prepare the data for transport.  And consider putting the arguments into the $_SESSION array.  And always be careful of the URL string arguments -- they are external data and therefore they are a way to attack your script.

Best regards, ~Ray

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want to pass one more value to witht this link...<br />
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&lt;font size=&quot;-2&quot;&gt;&lt;a href=&quot;edit.php?id=&lt;?php echo $row-&gt;id;?&gt; <br />
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so the link is to edit.php ..and id is being passed to that page..I want to add another values $table..besides $id cant seem to do it...???
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want to pass one more value to witht this link...

<font size="-2"><a href="edit.php?id=<?php echo $row->id;?> 

so the link is to edit.php ..and id is being passed to that page..I want to add another values $table..besides $id cant seem to do it...???

how to pass another value besides the one already traveling with this link

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