Using PHP, how do I link a page and load it with a variable when clicked? [duplicate]

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Using PHP, if I want to have the visitor click on their selected item, is it possible to have the name of that item passed to another page through the hyperlink?

This question is off-topic because it is asking about possibilities and is not a concrete coding question. If you want to know if something is possible you should research it and attempt to implement it. If you have issues while doing this you then can ask a specific question, showing the code you have written, your expected results, and your actual results. — John Conde
– John Conde, Commented Apr 8, 2014 at 13:03

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It's possible and is a fundamental concept of php (and other web technologies). Consider php manual on $_REQUEST, $_GET and $_POST.

You can find concrete example of usage from stackoverflow here, especially second part of the accepted answer should be interesting for you.

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