Sorry Eric but I really don't understand what you're telling me.

I've manually written variables into the code above (at various points) and none of them are being passed to the confirmation page.

I need the person using the form to see the options they've selected before submitting it. It sees like such a simple request.

Perch

There's no way to see the variables for you hit submit because hitting submit creates the variables. Why can't the user just look at what they entered in the form? You could do this with Jquery.

I posted this before, It gets the variables from a saved csv file. I use the saved result csv. file for all my data manipulation. If I was to save data I would reorder it as I wanted then put it back in a database. Actually I use a flat file system that works using csv files. check out
http://www.pjj.pl/pjjtextbase/ absolutely brilliant system, Created by a much respected Polish programer, Unless you are taking on Google this database system is all you want and you can upload it to a clients host and it hits the ground running. I used it to create a classified system in php as a way of learning the language. Bailed out at the Admin system creation, Lost interest plus there are better systems out there.




Write out a map of exactly what you want and break that in achievable steps then work on each step not worrying about the others.

I bet you could also grab them if you coded an iframe into the confirmation page. I might test that.