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> As I understood it, it was the GET method that tacked the variables onto the
> URL. That's actually why I chose POST. Also, I read that variables like
> $comments are 'external variables', and that they are off by default in PHP4.
> Unless I'm mistaken, this is now the preferred way of accessing them.
Yes, you are doing it the perferred way. It makes it easier to keep from
accidents and hacks by not using external variables in the global namespace.
I might suggest you notice that you can post source code as myfile.phps
(assuming your webserver is configured right) and it'll show the PHP
source nicely highlighted.
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