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how can i transfer one query variable to another page

 
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how can i transfer one query variable to another page, hello...i have a qurey variable $query = "select * from..&qu
sheenrose
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hello...i have a qurey variable $query = "select * from..";its a long query and i want to get it into another page without using session .can any one help me out??
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at the beginning of the page, you need to have:

session_start();

to set a session, you use the following:

$_SESSION['name'] = $query;

replace "name" with the name of the session.
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post 4 Jun, 2008 - 06:21 AM
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If your coding redundantly, like use the same query in a lot of pages, you should just code the query into your database abstraction layer. Wrap it with a function, then you can call it whenever you need to.
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hi,

y exactly do u need to sent the entire query into another page. u can always sent the values and create a query their rite?. or as joeyadms said just keep the main query in a function and call the function with suitable arugments. and its safe to sent arguments thru sessions or evn cookies or db.

hope this will help.. if u can tell ur needs more clearly then i might be able to help u more.

tak care..
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