A beginner's question...How do I use $_POST instead of $_GET? (PHP)
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Okay, for all my coding so far I been using GETs and only $_POST on the same script.
Ex: profile.php would show all the posts an user made and under each of their post, they can edit their post. The way I been using it is through $_GETs. So..
//this is the link users click to edit their post
echo '<td><a href="editad.php?posting_id='.$row3['posting_id'].' ">Edit</a>';
//on the editad.php
$posting_id=$_GET['posting_id'];
if (isset($posting_id)){
//show all the forms, sqls to do the editing
}
else{ //if the $_GET hasn't been set
echo "You have not specified which ad to edit. Please go back";
}
How do I do this via POST? Thanks :)
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