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[Webapprentice]

Hi Jerry,
Thanks.  Between you and George, there is definitely more than one way 
to do it.

Thank you.

--Stephen

Jerry Kapron wrote:

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Webapprentice <webapprentice at onemain.com>
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>>(I have to use $HTTP_POST_VARS[], because _POST[] isn't supported on the
>>server I'm on).
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>>I just want to access a $HTTP_POST_VARS[] variable on the second page
>>for use in a hidden form.
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>I modified the functions to work on your server. Include them in your
>scripts and follow the instructions below.
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>function post_save() {
>        global $HTTP_POST_VARS;
>        global $HTTP_SESSION_VARS;
>        if(count($HTTP_POST_VARS)) {
>              $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['post_around'] = $HTTP_POST_VARS;
>       }
>}
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>function post_read() {
>        global $HTTP_POST_VARS;
>        global $HTTP_SESSION_VARS;
>       if(!count($HTTP_POST_VARS) &&
>isset($HTTP_SESSION_VARS['post_around']) ) {
>              $HTTP_POST_VARS = $HTTP_SESSION_VARS['post_around'];
>              unset($HTTP_SESSION_VARS['post_around']);
>       }
>}
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>Place this code near the top of each script (after the above function
>definitions):
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>session_start();
>post_read();
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>and this right before each header( 'Location: ...') call:
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>post_save();
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>That's all. Don't let anyone confuse you and make it seem more complicated
>than it really is :)
>
>Jerry
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