php redirect

Try:
$redirect = "frm_artgallery.php?artist_added=".urlencode($_POST[art_Nme])."&".urlencode($_POST[art_title]);

You mean like this?

$redirect = "frm_artgallery.php?artist_added=".urlencode($_POST[art_Nme]) . "&image_added=" . urlencode($_POST[art_title]);

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If this is going to be output in the browser then it should be escaped like so

$redirect = "frm_artgallery.php?artist_added=".urlencode($_POST[art_Nme]) . "&image_added=" . urlencode($_POST[art_title]);

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The url that is being presented with the code above is as follows:
frm_artgallery.php?artist_added=new+artist&image_added=title

This does not work

If I add the %20 this works:
frm_artgallery.php?artist_added=new+artist%20&%20image_added=title

Have a look at the output from this script.  I don't know what "this works" means, but it's good to know what the programming does to the data.

<?php
$str = urlencode(' ');
var_dump($str);

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You might also want to consider whether the plus sign is doing what you want when it's used in the URL.  Again, var_dump() is your friend!

Ray:
Your code gives the following:

frm_artgallery.php?artist_added=new+artist&title

It is missing the &image_added=title and just using &title

Sorry Ray - I have fixed it:

This works:
                  
      $redirect = $redirect
= 'frm_artgallery.php?'
. 'artist_added='
. urlencode($_POST['art_Nme'])
. '&'. 'image_added='
. urlencode($_POST['art_title'])
;

Absolutely - point take Ray
Solution as usual

Solution

Thanks for the points! ~Ray