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Richard Hall
9,139 PointsWhen you pass variables via the URL for example:
www.example.com?name=Richard&job=webDev
You could then use $_GET to assign those values to variables like:
$name = $_GET['name'];
$profession = $_GET['job'];
the question mark is used before the first variable in the URL and a "&" for every proceeding variable.
Flo Tubes
5,110 PointsFlo Tubes
5,110 Pointswell thank you that helped a lot.