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Asked: 2026-06-15T18:33:04+00:00

I am learning php. I am passing some values from one page to another

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I am learning php. I am passing some values from one page to another page, and letting the user enter form into this page and then storing into the database.

I would like to stay on the same page, so instead of this
first page-

<form method="post" action="update.php">
   <input type="text" name="name" value="value1" />
</form>

update.php

<?php
   $name= $_POST['name'];
?>

I want to be on the same page because i am getting some variables and arrays from a previous page with get()

<?php 

$count= $_GET['count'];
$sum= $_GET['Sum'];
for ($i=0;$i<$count;$i++){
echo unserialize($_GET['serialized_name'])[$i];
?>

Since I also need to send the form values so i am not sure how i can pass the values i am getting to the next page- which is why i was hoping to be on the same page instead of going to update.php.

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  1. Editorial Team
        <?php 
       @session_start();
       $_session['count']= $_GET['count'];
       $_session['sum']= $_GET['Sum'];
       for ($i=0;$i<$_session['count'];$i++){

          //make necessary changes here as well
         echo unserialize($_GET['serialized_name'])[$i];

         //use session to store your data from previous page
       ?>
     <?php
         //put this code above the form to process the submitted data which was previously sent to update.php

      if(isset($_POST[submit])){
                //Your code
        e.g.
              $name=$_POST['name']
           //whenever you want to access previous data just get it from session variable.
         e.g. $count=$_SESSION['count'];

      }?>

     <html>
            <!--Submit the data of the form to itself instead of update.php -->
       <form method="post" action="<?php echo $PHP_SELF;?>">
           <!--your html code -->
       </form>
     </html>
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