Passing Paramater via PHP call

[mickeymouse 0]

How do I pass a parameter (myparam) to the page I'm calling via a function.

function ancesterF(myparam)
{location.href=\"FT_Search2.php\";return false;
window.open(location.href); return false;}

Tks
 

[dsonesuk 881]

Querystring  such as

FT_Search2.php?param=myparam

Or in a php session.

[mickeymouse 0]

Thank you dsonesuk.

I should also have asked you how do I capture the param in my called page.

 

Edited December 2, 2019 by mickeymouse

[dsonesuk 881]

$getmyparam=$_GET['param'];

[mickeymouse 0]

I tried that but I end up with the value of my $getmyparam being equal to "myparam" instead of the value passed which in my  test case is "10006"

In my calling function, I confirm the value of "myparam" and it is "10006".

CALLING CODE:

function ancesterF(myparam)
{alert(myparam);  <----------------------------------------------------------------------------------This confirms the value "10006"
location.href='FT_Search2.php?param=myparam';return false;
window.open(location.href); return false;}

 

RECIEVING CODE:

$getmyparam =$_GET['param'];

print("getmyparam");  <------------------------------- Result = "myparam"  not "10006"

 

[Makwana Prahlad 1]

Hello, @mickeymouse

Please try this code for passing parameter into URL and to get parameter in current page and also for redirected page.

To get parameter value in current page use this code :

<?php  
$url = 'http://www.geeksforgeeks.org/register?name=Demo&email=demo@gmail.com'; 
     
$url_components = parse_url($url); 
  
parse_str($url_components['query'], $params); 
      
echo ' Hi '.$params['name'].' your emailID is '.$params['email']; 
  
?> 

To get parameter value for redirected page use this code :

<?php

$name = $_REQUEST['name'];
$email = $_REQUEST['email'];

echo " Hi ".$name." your emailId is ".$email;

?>

For both code output will be :

Hi Demo your emailId is demo@gmail.com

I hope above information will be useful for you.
Thank you.

[dsonesuk 881]

He is passing the varible as a string, when he should concatenate the variable after the string up to equals sign.

	location.href='FT_Search2.php?param='+myparam;
	

[mickeymouse 0]

I'm using the following according to dsonesuk advice and it works fine..

To pass the parameter:

function ancester(myparam)
{if(myparam==''){return false;}
location.href='FT_Search2.php?param='+myparam;return false;
window.open(location.href); return false;}

To get the parameter:

{$reqref=$_GET['param'];}

Thanks for the help!