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No, you cannot carry a POST value from one page to another page. If you include() the second php file in the first file, then yes, you can pass the value. Failing that, you'll need to use sessions.
if you include the variables you want to pass between scripts in the same manner as if they came from a web call then you can. whether GET or POST is the appropriate form I dunno
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Hey Healdem, your right, he can pass the vars also using the GET method. I haven't used GET in a while and prefer sessions so it slipped my mind to even mention it. Thanks for the reminder.