php - GET POST mysql data on next page -


ok, haven't done of sort of stuff, clueless right now.

on first page hit form submit generates bunch of information/stuff , displays underneath submit button, don't know how take displayed information , use on next page show of code. btw know code bad, ignore fact.

<form name="input" action="slaymonster.php" method="post" id="id">   <div align="center">     <input name="submit" id="submit" type="submit" class="button" value="explore map!"/>   </div> </form>   if (isset($_post['submit'])) {  include 'includes/mapstuff.php';   // here pick random row table pokemon notice order rand $sql23 = "select * map1pokemon order rand() limit 1;"; // check errors $result23 = mysql_query($sql23) or die(mysql_error()); // make result virable called battle_get23 $battle_get23 = mysql_fetch_array($result23);  $sql2 = "select * pokemon name='".$battle_get23['pokemon']."'"; $result2 = mysql_query($sql2) or die(mysql_error()); $battle_get2 = mysql_fetch_array($result2);  // need make sure image safe use $pic2= mysql_real_escape_string($battle_get2['pic']); $pic = strip_tags($pic2);   include 'includes/maptypes.php';   ?>   <form name="inputt" action="" method="post">   <div align="center">     <input type="submit" class="catch" value="catch pokemon" name="catch">   </div> </form>  <p></p>  <?php echo "you have found " ; echo $randomview97[0]; echo " ";  echo $battle_get23['pokemon'];   $_session['pokemon'] = $battle_get23['pokemon'];  $_session['type'] = $randomview97[0]; $_session['pic'] = $battle_get2; $_session['money'] = $randomview2[0]; $_session['level'] = $randomview3[0]; $_session['ticket'] = $randomview4;  ?> <p></p> <?php echo "you have gained ".$randomview3[0]." levels" ; echo " "; ?> <p></p> <?php echo "you have received $".$randomview2[0]."" ; echo " "; ?> <p></p> <?php echo "</center>"; }  ?> 

it displays pokemon's picture it's name, type,amount of money got ect...

i need information useable on next page.

any appreciated :)

at top of php code, sure include session_start(); using session variables, should refer here see php session is: php session_start() - manual. makes sure asking (someone may point out in cases session_start(); not necessary, purposes, while learning, stick manual best practices)

this information usable on next 'page', manual describes, , available, until call session_destroy().


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