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Do this: [code=php] foreach($_POST as $var=>$val) $$var=$val; [/code] Now you have all your form elements in variables. Obviously you ca put them in an array instead or process them in different ways depending on the $var name.

Why do I get the extra "3" in this replacement? $s='This is 3a and 3b'; $pattern='/3([a-z])/'; $replace='[$0]'; preg_replace($pattern, $replace, $s) gives 'This is [3a] and [3b]' I thought $0 refers only to the match in the parenthesis. Same with $replace='[\0]'; I want: 'This is [a] and [b]' Thanks for any …

These are not iframes. They are the old frame system, now deprecated. However there is nothing special about the php scripts. Both menu.php and landing.php can include whatever files they want. There must be something else that is causing the problem. It has nothing to do with layout/frames which are …