How to recieve a parameter sent using "FORM" get

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John Mina	Tuesday 25 May 2004 11:28:03 am HI all i would like to send a paramete between tow template pages. Iwill use a linke and concatinate "?part=2" to the url. this part had been doen correctly and when i go to the destination page trying to retrieve the valuye or the parameter send "part" which value = "2" i fail as i don't knwo how to do it I tried the PHP way to retrieve it <?php echo $_Post["part"]?> this also dind't work Can any one please help me ? your help is highly appricaited, i am trying to use this to break the article into 2 parts Sincerely John Mina
Roman Mudrack	Wednesday 02 June 2004 12:35:34 am Hi, try this : {let part=ezhttp('part',get)}. Should work :)
John Mina	Wednesday 02 June 2004 11:58:34 pm Hi Thanks, I solved it in another way , i used the offset parameter , and the same way it recieves the offset i recieve it :) but i will try your advice it is fine Thanks -----after while----- i added the next part------ It worked in a good easy way thanks

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Tuesday 25 May 2004 11:28:03 am

HI all
i would like to send a paramete between tow template pages. Iwill use a linke and concatinate "?part=2" to the url. this part had been doen correctly and when i go to the destination page trying to retrieve the valuye or the parameter send "part" which value = "2" i fail as i don't knwo how to do it
I tried the PHP way to retrieve it <?php echo $_Post["part"]?> this also dind't work

Can any one please help me ?

your help is highly appricaited, i am trying to use this to break the article into 2 parts
Sincerely
John Mina

Roman Mudrack

Wednesday 02 June 2004 12:35:34 am

Hi,

try this :
{let part=ezhttp('part',get)}. Should work :)

John Mina

Wednesday 02 June 2004 11:58:34 pm

Hi Thanks,
I solved it in another way , i used the offset parameter , and the same way it recieves the offset i recieve it :)
but i will try your advice it is fine

Thanks
-----after while----- i added the next part------
It worked in a good easy way
thanks

eZ debug

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