I have a search page within an application I'm developing. The search page
could have over a dozen variables passed to it, not through a POST or GET,
just through the URL. Is there something as handy as $HTTP_POST_VARS that
can be used to cycle through the passed to the page?
If PHP is compiled with the CLI, the ARGV and ARGC is available, but what
if it PHP isn't compiled that way?
On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 14:14:16 +0000, Mike Discenza wrote:
I have a search page within an application I'm developing. The search page could have over a dozen variables passed to it, not through a POST or GET, just through the URL. Is there something as handy as $HTTP_POST_VARS that can be used to cycle through the passed to the page?
Errr, if the variables are passed via the URL they ARE GET variables. Use
$_GET.
I have a search page within an application I'm developing. The search page could have over a dozen variables passed to it, not through a POST or GET, just through the URL.
If you are talking about URLs of the form http://www.example.com/foo?var=val, then that is what is known as GET. Use
the $_GET superglobal.
