jaw243

In response to the previous –

I don’t really understand how that would help plus I already have a template, the problem is just filing the information from the GET variable.

Now my input –

Anyway I figured out something that works but I really don’t like it and I hope to figure out a better solution in the future.

Now when the user clicks on an item it runs a script that stores a php session variable called “item” which stores the id number. Then the script redirects to the item template page and the database reds the item id from the session variable rather than a GET variable. This way it avoids GET all together.