Php has obtained the parameter in get mode. after processing, how can I return the value of a. php to receive a parameter from another address (B. aspx) (get mode)
A. php returns a 0 page after processing, for example, a. php? 0
B. aspx can receive the returned 0 through getresponse
How can I return 0 to myself in a. php?
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What is a return of 0 to its own page?
$ Id = $ _ GET ['id'];
Echo $ id;
Output to this page or add it to the url?
For example, my page is a. php.
B. aspx uses get to upload a parameter.
After receiving and processing, a. php adds a parameter 0: a. php? 0
B. aspx uses getResponese to get the returned 0
I just want to know how to return such a 0 in B. php
B. aspx sends a get request parameter to a. php using the following statement, and obtains the return value of a. php.
HttpRes = HttpWebRequest. Create (new Uri (a. php + strUrlParameter). GetResponse ();
How can I return values in a. php?
Probably ajax, right? I wonder if it is the same thing as what you said.
Probably ajax, right? I wonder if it is the same thing as what you said.
It has nothing to do with ajax.
I don't know much about it.
B. aspx sends a get request parameter to a. php using the following statement, and obtains the return value of a. php.
HttpRes = HttpWebRequest. Create (new Uri (a. php + strUrlParameter). GetResponse ();
How can I return values in a. php?
A. php echo return value.
A. php echo return value.
Is returned to B. aspx
Ajax technology can be implemented directly in. if a value is returned in php, echo "value to be returned" can be directly used. This means that echo in page a does not output information to the browser, but returns B, B can get the returned value.