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GOT IT

I used the following:
$input_ID = $_GET[‘id’];

Before I had made the post I had put in $input_ID = $_POST[‘id’]; on the receiving end.

Thanks

To further clarify, after the text gets passed, and the SQL run, something will be displayed on the receiving page.

Thanks for your help. I wound up resolving this though in a different way than I had expected.

I installed a plugin called Page Link To, which is a WP plugin, if you are unfamiliar with it, and it helps pages link to external pages.

Now it points to the main blog page (recent posts) and all works well.

As far as learning code, I would love to be able to take the time to sit down and become as proficient as I would like, but having learned other languages, I know how much time it takes to become proficient.

The blog is now a sales tool for me, and my goal is to put as little time into getting what I need out of it as I have to put it, so I can work on getting people into it.

Thanks again

Wow! This is getting very deep, and I apologize if I seem slow. I was in the page.php file, and was hoping to see something that looks like html code that I could edit. That I know how to do, but there was nothing in there like that. There are other pages on the site, and I was unable to see links for those either.

If I do a View Souce on the page in the browser, I can see the link, and know how to fix it, but am unable to take that one step back up into the code.

Is what I am asking for pretty common? I would think that many others have asked for this.

Thanks

Hi Esmi.

Thank you, but where should this go? I have a programming background, some of it in Perl and VB Script, so I know my way around code although php is new to me.

I have done finds on pages in the themes editor, but am unable to find any of the page names and am unsure as to where to put this.

Thanks

I just went through the same thing, and went insane trying to figure it out. When you set up the account, there was an admin ID that was set up.

This is different from the generic ID that you use to log into the site. When I found myself forgetting the password, and asked WP for a reset, they sent me a reset for generic one.

That ID didn’t allow me to see the plugins. I wound up uninstalling and reinstalling WP on my godaddy account, then actually wrote down the user name and password that I created in the install, and I have been able to see the plugins, and the permalinks ever since.