In php, if you self post, do the values of the pages variables remain set?

Question

If I had a php page (page.php) that wrote out a form:
echo '

Type ur name

';
that posted to itself (page.php)
Would the variable values from the last iteration/display of that page still be set?

Hope someone gets me.
Cheers

In response:
San Francisco's a bit far away to go to find out the answer, unless ur paying the air fare!

I HAT PHP GRRRRR

Is there any method of setting persistence on variables without having to post them?

Rephrase, I hate CGI!

Answer 1

Nop! you would have to pass those variables either by session/cookies to make them persistent or sending them with your posting action within a hidden input for example. Or even by a querie_string.

Answer 2

I don't know this question but you can go to the Zend/PHP Conference & Expo, Oct. 7-11 at the Hyatt in Burlingame, CA (next to San Fran airport). Learn all you want about PHP.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

CGI programs run and end. Variable passing is handled in POST or GET.

If you were using persistance, then YES, this is not a norm....in your case, the answer is 99.9% no.