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I usailly can figure out these things on my own but my boss told me that i have to have this done in a few hours.
What i need to do is have a field box on my home page that some one can enter a code in to and be redirected to a page depending upon entering the code and clicking ok. Any thought would be verry much appreaciated.
If for example the code entered is 1001, when clicking on the button, this will redirect you to thePage.php?code=1001
Could you define thefield? I assume that thepage.php is the page that i want it to go to and $myfield is the text field where they are entering the data.
Thefield is the text box. myfield is the data collected from thefield, but its just saved as a variable called $myfield. And yes thePage.php is the page you would go to after the submit button has been pressed
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