im using links like
<a href="exsample.php?1">
<a href="exsample.php?2">
<a href="exsample.php?3">
<a href="exsample.php?4">
how can i refrence the number after the question mark

What server side language do you use ?

Originally Posted by flatrat

im using links like
<a href="exsample.php?1">
<a href="exsample.php?2">
<a href="exsample.php?3">
<a href="exsample.php?4">
how can i refrence the number after the question mark

Hi,

I think you should use any variable to refer data like

<a href="exsample.php?var=1"> and then at exsample.php you can use get method to use data.

Thanks

Originally Posted by tripy

What server side language do you use ?

erm..., just look at the php at the end of the links urls...

I would also suggest using a var-name for each element you add to the url:

http://your-domain.com/index.php?var1=xxx&var2=yyy

[QUOTE][erm..., just look at the php at the end of the links urls.../QUOTE]
Meh.. Talk about blindness....


In that case, you can refer each elements into the $_GET array.
If you have a link that is http://www.whatever.com/index.php?confirm=1&go=page2, then you will have an $_GET array in this form:

PHP Code:

$_GET['confirm']='1';
$_GET['go']='page2'; 


You can iterate over it with a foreach statement like PixelKing stated:

PHP Code:

foreach($_GET as $key=>$value){
  echo "The value of $key is $value<br/>";
}