Kelvoron

Hey guys i was doing some PHP, i am still rather new to it, and i was making a form i wanted it to take a name the user puts in a basic HTML form and out put it (just the first small step to a user name and pass word form). I coded it up what i thought was corectly and ran it i used the method post in the form, when i hit submit it brings up an error

This was on the host that i am renting space from. I then remembered that my first day trying out PHP i had made a user name and password form on a free host. So i looked up my old code and tested it. It worked so i copy pasted the code into a new web page on the host i am paying for and tested it. I recived the same error. With the code beeing exacly the same i know that is not the problem. Has anyone seen anything like this before? Is there a way to fix it?

by the way i use hostgator.com

Edit: I tried using Get rather then post and it din't give me the error but it did not do anything eaither just sat there

Thanks in advanced
~Kelvoron

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Wizard1988

Posting your .php file would be helpfull.

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MiKuS

check the form action, be sure it's pointing to a php file..
<form action="file.php" method="post" name="formName">

Kelvoron

Ok thanks. I have the PHP running inside of the acual HTML page it had worked with the free host so i figured it was ok. I will make a PHP driver when i am done working on the police departments Explorer website, and post weather it worked. thanks.

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kishou

did you double check everything? also if you did and you still get your error it mght be that your hoster doesnt support PHP 4 or 5.

lynxus

The way i do things like this is to have a html file and a php file , not using php in the html file.

So in a html file you would do summat like

<form action="script.php" method="post" name="Moooo">
<input name="username" type="text"/> Username
</form>

Then in the php.

$username = $_POST['username'];

echo $username;

Sometimes i liek to use the STRreplace just to clean the username of odd chars.

$username = str_replace (" ", "_", $username);



Hope this helps in any way

null_ptr0

Perhaps your host blocked it.

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