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    24 Responses to “PHP Tutorial – 19 – More on Forms”

    • ZombieCrusherLive:

      @hanz17o18 There is not a difference.

    • TheRatiniked:

      moron forms?

    • xXZarlachXx:

      @hanz17o18
      you can use them like this, without closing

      =”xxxx’ooo’mmm”

      ” close ”
      ‘ close ‘

    • fmcneillii:

      @hanz17o18 The difference is one is a single character (‘) and the other is for a string of characters(“). For example, you can do the following…”My name is”, ‘David’….Not ‘My name is david’.

    • gajepapponetti:

      dude i want you to know that your fourms are the best and so are your tutorials i knew nothing about php and now i know a lot possibly enough to build my own fourm. Keep making tutorials and i am going to sub!!!!

      Awesome Job!

    • MrRazvan98:

      You are the best !

    • Diifusal:

      I have a problem here and YouTube doesn’t let me post the script… How can I contact you?

    • Diifusal:

      I guess that is intuitive but I was confused with that

    • LivingSkits:

      I figured out why it wasn’t working!
      RIGHT before you click submit, delete the backslash ( / ) that is after Welcome.php. That will load testerpage.php on it’s own instead of it being Welcome.php/testerpage.php

    • aydoooo:

      lets say I wanna change the title of testerpage.php… i want it to be the variable “name”… what do I type in instead of echo $_POST["name"]; ?

    • SwipperHD:

      thx, really helped me with a little ting on my website :D

    • mydreamcode19:

      please support this tutorial very helpful.thanks

    • frankfill2050:

      AWESOME….!!!
      Thanks a ton for these tutorials…you actually describe each ‘n’ every thing..!!!

    • sushant1942:

      i want innovative project in php.(for my last year B.E IT project)if u possible then send that project on svgore@gmail.com

    • dhavaleganesh:

      Undefined variable: _post in C:\xampp\htdocs\pf.php on line 6
      plz help me to solve this error thx

    • farzad2340:

      @dhavaleganesh It happens to me. Did you fix it? If yes, let me know how.

    • AJTFTS:

      If you don’t want the button to say “Submit Query”, then do this:
      input type=”submit”value=”PUT WHATEVERYOUWANTBUTTONTOSAYHERE”

    • MinerandCrafter:

      @dhavaleganesh it NEEDS to be in caps – $_POST["variable_here"]

    • dannyskyrme93:

      That mindfucked me when he said Danny :S

    • crushcrs:

      thank you.

    • Dulkar9:

      thanks for this tutorial but i have a question you showed us a form post with an input text what if i want to use radio or checkbox how i will do that
      and thank you

    • ItalianNatural:

      I have got to admin its much easier then ASPX the uhh way you can get data from 1 page to another, aspx you need code behind for the C#, – Web Developer here

    • ItalianNatural:

      Admit*

    • TehOsumBanana:

      this is wierd. the button will do nothing if i click it but if i press enter after typing the name it works o.0

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