Re: [Nolug] PHP $_POST problem

<snip>
> Instead of using $variable as the key into $_POST, you really need to
> use name as a string, like so:
>
> $variable = $_POST["variable"];
>
> Otherwise, PHP looks into the value of $variable (which is nothing,
> at that moment), and uses that as the key into $_POST, finding
> nothing there.

Yes, that's exactly what the problem was. Thanks for spotting it :-)

<snip>

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