Php // action. Php session_start(); // Your code here $_SESSION'author' = $author; // Redirect to test. Php '.
$_SESSION'author' .
You could put the contents of the $author in a session: '. $_SESSION'author' . ''; See: session_start.
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– Aufwind Apr 4 at 22:01.
You could store $author in a session variable or on the action. Php page output a form with a hidden input with the value of $author and then submit it to test. Php to use session variables don't forget session_start(); and then $_SESSION'author' = $author.
In your action. Php save your variable in session like this: $_SESSION'author' = $author; Then, in your test. Php file you can use Don't forget to start both .
Php files with calling session_start().
Use a template engine, e.g. Twig. While you can use PHP itself as a template engine (include() your file and use or in it), using a real template engine is usually nicer as you won't even think about moving actual business logic into your templates when you have a good template engine.
You'll need to either store the value of $author in $_SESSION or in a cookie. See session.php.
Yes but be careful, you can't send a Set-cookie AND a Location header in the same batch so the session should be started in a script before the one sending the Location header. – Capsule Apr 4 at 21:39.
Sounds like you are trying to pull author data from a database and display it in test.php. If so there is no need to "pass" the data to test. Php, just grab data in test.php.Test.
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That is a very basic and obviously fairly pseudo template but hopefully it will give you a better idea of the relationship between server-side data and HTML.
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