parameters on forgottenpassword page

Hi
I'm redesigning a multi-lingual site and need the 'forgotten password' page to follow a language parameter, then go to the reminder email with that parameter (so the user's language is used in the body of the email.

I've passed the parameter 'LangID' to the forgotpassword.php page and tried to alter the code - but the page doesn't load at all.

I have replaced

"failRedirect" => "forgotpassword.php?badURL=1",

with

"failRedirect" => "forgotpassword.php?LangID=$_GET['LangID']&badURL=1",

(and similar examples about 4 times on the page).

ANy suggestions?

Many thanks
Chris

this is incorrect syntax:
"failRedirect" => "forgotpassword.php?LangID=$_GET['LangID']&badURL=1",



it should be:
"failRedirect" => "forgotpassword.php?LangID=".$_GET['LangID']."&badURL=1",

Thanks for that Jason - that bit now works.

What I'm trying to do is pass the LangID parameter from the forgotpassword.php page to the forgotpassword_email.php page, so that the email is in the correct language

When someone submits the form on the forgotpassword.php page, a LangID Session is created, and the _mail.php page has a recordset on it, where the LangID = the session value.

This is where things don't work! No email is sent - I assume it's because the LangID value is lost along the way.If I revert to the non-dynamic version, it works OK.

I've tried it with a $_GET and $_SESSION methods , with the same result (or lack of).

Looking at the code on the forgotpassword page, I notice that the body of the message is

"mailBody" => "webassist/security_assist/email/forgotpassword_email.php",

so perhaps it's trying to include everything, including the recordset info.

Is there a better way of doing this?
Thanks for your help
Cheers
Chris

a better way to do it would be to create a separate static mail password page for each language, then use the Webassist Framework Builder to crate a Dynamic Plugin page to include the correct email page based on the LangID session or querystring

Hmnnnnnn! Not sure I want to spend money on it -it's a fundraising site I run voluntarily.

From the description of the plugin extension, there doesn't seem much use for it - it certainly is not the DDT replacement it advertises, as it doesn't come with a load of extensions as part of it.

Back to the drawing board!

Thanks anyway.
Cheers
Chris