Web server scripting - Using a form
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The document provides instructions for creating a basic PHP form that transfers data between pages. It explains how to create a HTML form and save it as a PHP file, set the form's submission method and action, and how the form data is accessible as PHP variables on the target page. Specifically, it discusses creating a form with fields for first name and age, submitting it to result.php, and then outputting the captured values on that page using echo statements.
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On result .php…
For example the text box called
first_name
Becomes $_POST['first_name'];
You can then use that variable.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/webserverscripting-usingaform-150824091710-lva1-app6892/85/Web-server-scripting-Using-a-form-6-320.jpg)
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Server Side Languages
$first_name = $_POST['first_name'];
Stores the first_name in a semi-
permanent variable called $first_name.
You can then “echo” it or store it.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/webserverscripting-usingaform-150824091710-lva1-app6892/85/Web-server-scripting-Using-a-form-7-320.jpg)
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The fundamental architecture of Kubernetes and why its security is paramount.
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Web server scripting - Using a form
- 1. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES Web Server Scripting • Create a form in PHP • Transfer data to another page using PHP
- 2. Web Server Scripting Server Side Languages PHP RECAP <? php Code ?>
- 3. Web Server Scripting Server Side Languages PHP RECAP Variables $x = 0; // sets up a variable
- 4. Web Server Scripting Server Side Languages Creating a form: You do this in normal HTML code (but still save it as a PHP page). Look at the handout sheet for the form.
- 5. Web Server Scripting Server Side Languages When you submit the form: <form method="post" action="result.php"> The server looks for result.php All the text boxes full of information are turned into php variables
- 6. Web Server Scripting Server Side Languages On result .php… For example the text box called first_name Becomes $_POST['first_name']; You can then use that variable.
- 7. Web Server Scripting Server Side Languages $first_name = $_POST['first_name']; Stores the first_name in a semi- permanent variable called $first_name. You can then “echo” it or store it.
- 8. Web Server Scripting Server Side Languages On result.php Echo $first_name.”<br>”;
- 9. Web Server Scripting Server Side Languages PHP – Forms Passing Variables from a Form: Welcome <?php echo $first_name; ?>!<br /> You are <?php echo $age; ?> years old.
- 10. Web Server Scripting Server Side Languages Use the handout to create form.php And result.php which shows what has been entered into the form. Save in public_html View at
- 11. Web Server Scripting Extension: Try using method=“GET” instead of Method=“POST” What is the difference?