List of all $_POST variables transmitted ?

[Arnaud]

Hi,
Does Php can give us a way to find the name of all the POST variables
transmitted between two pages ?
I'm looking for a similar way to access those variables names than with
javascript and his document.forms["myform"].elements[0], something like
that...

Actually in my first form i have some dynamic names, and it's quite
difficult to exploit later, in form 2, when you have to rebuild them, i have
to use eval(), that's not so easy, so i'm looking for a smarter/easier way
to do it.

Any ideas ?
Thanks,
Arnaud

[Jan Pieter Kunst]

In article <40***********************@news.free.fr>, "Arnaud" <b>
wrote:

Does Php can give us a way to find the name of all the POST variables
transmitted between two pages ?

array_keys($_POST) ?

JP

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[Chris Hope]

"Arnaud" <b> wrote:

Hi,
Does Php can give us a way to find the name of all the POST variables
transmitted between two pages ?
I'm looking for a similar way to access those variables names than with
javascript and his document.forms["myform"].elements[0], something like
that...

Actually in my first form i have some dynamic names, and it's quite
difficult to exploit later, in form 2, when you have to rebuild them, i
have to use eval(), that's not so easy, so i'm looking for a
smarter/easier way to do it.

This will give you both the names and values.

print_r($_POST);

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[Arnaud]

"Chris Hope" <ch***@electrictoolbox.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:10**************@news.athenanews.com...

This will give you both the names and values.
print_r($_POST);

Thanks Chris and JP, that's exactly what i needed.

bye
Arnaud