Php Url

Ok, so what i want to do is turn my php page into a url.

E.G: Lets say we have a site called www.php.com and it has an index.php page that has 2 text box's and a submit button. I want to fill in those 2 text boxes and cick submit with the url. Normaly you would fill them in by hand. And click submit. Lets say i did that and clicked submit i would just get.

http://www.php.com/page.php?Submit=Go

Well this is MY IDEA of what i want it to look like.

http://www.php.com/page.php?Text1="Filled";Text2="Filled";Submit=Go

(So that SHOULD make Text1 and Text2 say Filled and execute the Submit command)

do you understand? But i dont know how to do it? Can anyone explaine to me? (Use my example "www.php.com" with the TextBoxes too)

Thank You

Use GET instead of POST

how could i do that with this?

Code:

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<FORM METHOD=POST>
  <div align="center">LegacyGamers UnBan Script<br>
    CharacterName:
    <input type="text" name="char">
    <input type="submit" name="Submit" value="UnBan Character">
    <br>
    <?php
if (Submit){
    $char = $_POST['char'];
    $query = mssql_query("SELECT AID FROM Character WHERE Name = '$char'");
                            if(mssql_num_rows($query)<1){
                        echo ":: Character Name Is Not Correct ::";
                                } else {
            $data = mssql_fetch_assoc($query);
            $aid = $data['AID'];
            $query = mssql_query("UPDATE Account SET UGradeID='0' WHERE AID='$aid'");

            echo ":: Account UnBanned ::";
            }
        }

?>
    <br>
    <hr>
  </div>
</form>

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thank you

Replace POST with GET.

yeh but, i have done that 100's of times. I only done my first php script yesterday someone gave me this template. So i wanted to make it so

url.php?char=YAY

and it would do the query using YAY as char. Please could someone correct my code?

Quote:

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Originally Posted by visualAd

Replace POST with GET.

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What do you not understand about that? Find the word POST and replace it with GET. If you cannot cope with doing that I suggest you give up programming :)

You also need to use $_GET['Submit'] not $Submit. I would also recommend you use isset($_GET['Submit']).