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??wrote: > > This really depends on what your show.php script expects. > Generally PHP scripts are specific on POST or GET variables. > When you submit it in the URL, you are using the GET method. > > The chunk above uses the POST method, which you can't achieve > using a link like that. You would need to use javascript to > set the form values when they clicked on the link. > > -Chris > http://www.bitesizeinc.net ">??![]() |