Handling GET parameters in new Zend Framework 0.9.1

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  • ivan.ilijasic@gmail.com

    Handling GET parameters in new Zend Framework 0.9.1

    It seems that I'm not getting any values out of GET and POST methods.
    Everything was working properly on previous versions.

    Do you know how to get GET (or POST ) values?

    I'm using this type of URL



    I tried directly to $_GET array, but I'm getting nothing. I tried to
    use Zend_Controller _Request_Http class, but no luck.

  • Jerry Stuckle

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    Re: Handling GET parameters in new Zend Framework 0.9.1

    ivan.ilijasic@g mail.com wrote:
    It seems that I'm not getting any values out of GET and POST methods.
    Everything was working properly on previous versions.
    >
    Do you know how to get GET (or POST ) values?
    >
    I'm using this type of URL
    >

    >
    I tried directly to $_GET array, but I'm getting nothing. I tried to
    use Zend_Controller _Request_Http class, but no luck.
    >
    That's not a GET parameter. That's a URL. A GET parameter would be
    something lile http://localhost/controller/action?id=1

    Then $_GET['id'] would contain 1.

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    • R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah

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      Re: Handling GET parameters in new Zend Framework 0.9.1

      On Apr 5, 10:28 pm, ivan.ilija...@g mail.com wrote:
      It seems that I'm not getting any values out of GET and POST methods.
      Everything was working properly on previous versions.
      >
      Do you know how to get GET (or POST ) values?
      >
      I'm using this type of URL
      >

      >
      I tried directly to $_GET array, but I'm getting nothing. I tried to
      use Zend_Controller _Request_Http class, but no luck.
      IIRC, ZF needs mod_rewrite

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