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Old February 27th, 2004, 08:43 PM
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Post from C++ to php
In my C++ app I have the following line(s)

m_strInfo.Format("&client=%s &num=%d &uname= %s &userial=%s &ucompany=%s",strEmailClient,nAccounts,strUserName,strUserSeria l,strUserCompany);
str.Format("<A href="http://www.digitaltcp.com//registration//rindex.php?%s",m_strInfo">http://www.digitaltcp.com//registration//rindex.php?%s",m_strInfo); // have tried with comma seperator and without

/********************************************/
In my php script I have the following line(s)
$cli = $_POST['client'];

$number = $_POST['num'];

$username = $_POST['uname'];

$userserial = $_POST['userial'];

$usercompany = $_POST['ucompany'];



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That's because sending stuff in the query string uses GET. You'll either need to change your superglobal reference to $_GET or look up how to submit a post from a C++ app.
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Thank you!
I am new to php so could you give me an example?
I am sorry to come to the table with such little knowledge, but I am trying !
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That's because sending stuff in the query string uses GET. You'll either need to change your superglobal reference to $_GET or look up how to submit a post from a C++ app.
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PHP Code:
 $cli = $_GET['client'];

$number = $_GET['num'];

$username = $_GET['uname'];

$userserial = $_GET['userial'];

$usercompany = $_GET['ucompany']; 
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