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Passing the search field into another page?
Asked 18 Aug 2003 00:34:02
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18 Aug 2003 00:34:02 Tim Langford posted:
I'm pretty new to PHP but and I followed your tutorial on the advanced search but would instead of having the search form on the same page as the results - would like to have them on a separate page and then have the results on another page??Is this possible and what is involved?
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Replied 18 Aug 2003 08:05:47
18 Aug 2003 08:05:47 Allan Kent replied:
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instead of having the search form on the same page as the results - would like to have them on a separate page and then have the results on another page??
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yeah should be easy - just make the action property of you form the results page. the structure of the results page is much the same as the current search page - you'll need to create a recordset using the search terms passed through from your form.
Allan
instead of having the search form on the same page as the results - would like to have them on a separate page and then have the results on another page??
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yeah should be easy - just make the action property of you form the results page. the structure of the results page is much the same as the current search page - you'll need to create a recordset using the search terms passed through from your form.
Allan