I'm assuming your post should read -
* I am noW stopped completely
* yield no result when
* that the {print_r($_POST);} ?>
even though I have checked it carefully
Let's see what you have so far, please.
was supposed to print to screen as the example shows on
page 260
Yes - it should (and will).
Where do I look for possible correction?
Right here.
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"Ken Nielsen" <webforumsuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm not going along as quickly as I thought I could. Much of the content
is
engrossing and needs to have time spent to absorb it.
I am not stopped completely at the bottom of page 259 as the begining of
PHP
in action is being introduced for the first time, my page, even though I
have
checked it carefully and even tried the example already constructed of
'feedback_post.php' both yield not result when the form is filled in and
the
submit button is pressed in a browser. I take it that the
{print_r($POST);} ?>
portion of the code was supposed to print to screen as the example shows
on
page 260. The array does not print to the screen and I feel like I need to
work
through this in order to move on as this is basic to the reason why I
bought
the book - is to learn PHP.
Where do I look for possible correction?
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