<?php echo "<script> alert('You searched: $keyword'); </script>\n"; ?>

is situated in the search.php ?
Try $_POST['keyword']

Last edited by PHPprof (January 18, 2007 9:10 am)

That part of the code is in the index.php (for example)

PHP code:

<form action="search.php" "method="post">
<input name="keyword" type="text" size="50" title="Search" class="inputbox" id="keyword">
<input class="button" type="submit" name="Search" value="Искать">
</form>

And this one in the search.php

<?php echo "<script> alert('You searched: $keyword'); </script>\n"; ?>

Do you have the same?

mdwb wrote:

There are two single files - hndler form and just form, values are passed from the form to search.php

Insert the following code into the beginning of the search.php page:

If (isset($_POST['Search']))
{
  echo "<script> alert('You searched: $_POST['keyword']'); </script>\n";
}

Inserted onto the search.php the line:

echo "<script> alert('Вы искали: $keyword'); </script>\n";

The problem was that I kept it in the first file, but I had to keep it in the second one 

Thanks!

If (isset($_POST['Search'])) { echo "<script> alert('You searched: $_POST['keyword']'); </script>\n"; }

There is no need to add inverted commas. write $_POST[keyword]