freeflow

Is there a way to solve the following problem?


PHP Script1:

$var1 = 'Free+Online+Games';

<a href="script2.php?q=<? echo "$var1";?>" <? echo "$var1";?></a>


PHP Script2:

$var1 = @$_GET['q'] ;

$var ="link.com/rss?p=var1$&amp;ei=UTF-8&amp;fl=0&amp;x=wrt";


The Problem:

By the time Free+Online+Games reach the link in script2 the +s are gone.
How can I pass the words without the +s being deleted?

Thanks.

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Daniel

urlencode it.

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edbrown

Originally Posted by Daniel

urlencode it.

E.g.

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Bruce_KD

Everyone is missing the closing tag (">") on the original link after the ending quote. It is also a good practice to use full opening php tags, not shorthand. Most configurations support these shorthands, but there are still some that do not. You can also use <?php=



Also an efficiency tip, freeflow:
When echoing just a variable, don't put it inside of " "


is faster than

It isn't by much, but if you're writing a large script, any piece of efficiency you can pick up is worth it. It is also a much better "Habit".

I really enjoyed This Article that I found using StumbleUpon about php efficiency.


Bruce

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