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[Greg Faber]

Hi All-

Just want to lower the level of discourse on this list for a few 
minutes. I have a newbie question for youze.

I'm trying to build an extranet where "producers" can log in and create 
mini-sites where they can post pics and movs so their clients can view 
the progress of certain projects. Once a producer logs in he's greeted 
with a page that lists all his current active extranets. I want to make 
the list "hotlinked" so the producer can just click on the name of a 
mini-site and gets to the mini-site admin page where he can 
upload/delete movs and pics. If all the hyperlinks just link to a 
"mini_site_admin.php" file, how can I send the information pertaining 
to what link was actually clicked (hence identifying which mini-site is 
gonna get updated). Does it have something to do with $_SESSION[] 
variables?

I suppose I could build it as a form and have a little radio button 
select which mini-site i want to update and then have a "submit" 
button, but I think it would be more intuitive to just click on the 
name. Have any suggestions?

BTW, Adam, PHP Cookbook is pretty damn wicked.

Thanks,
Greg