Is it possible???

I have just created a form that will allow me to collect the data from my customer and then send all the info to database, here is part of the code:

$q1 = mysql_query("INSERT INTO Affiliates (Username, Password, FirstName, LastName, Company, Street,
	  	Street2, City, State, Zip, Country, Phone, Email, Website, PayTo, Title, PaymentPreferenceID, StartEffectiveDate, EndEffectiveDate) VALUES 
	  	('".$_POST['ausername']."', '".$password."', '".$_POST['afirstname']."', '".$_POST['alastname']."',
		'".$_POST['acompany']."', '".$_POST['astreet']."', '".$_POST['astreet2']."', '".$_POST['acity']."',
		'".$_POST['astate']."', '".$_POST['azip']."', '".$_POST['acountry']."', '".$_POST['aphone']."', 
		'".$_POST['aemail']."', '".$_POST['awebsite']."', '".$_POST['acheckname']."', '".$_POST['atitle']."', 
	    '".$_POST['payPreference']."', '".$date_now."', '2145945600')") 
        or die(mysql_error()); 
      
      include "tellfriend.php?id=".$_POST['ausername']; 

PHP:

and then I would like to direct the customer to a page called "tellfriend.php".

The question I have is, is it possible to send the customer to

tellfriend.php?id=[username of that customer]???

What should be used instead of the $_POST['ausername']???

If it is not possible to do it this way, is there other way I could send the item "username" to the nextpage?

Thx

 

You have greater worries than whether that is possible.

Search about SQL injection. I can delete your database within seconds. That's about the worst way of handling form input and storing it in a database.

But yes, it's possible. I would personally just redirect to the next page with the required parameters. That way you don't get duplicate database entires if they refresh the page.