recovering parameters passed with URL on the receiving PHP end

[aa]

If I pass parameters to a PHP script in URL like

..php?a=aa&b=bb
how do I recover them on the receiving PHP end?
I looked at the list of PHP Variables using phpinfo() and found nothing
suitable

[Geoff Berrow]

Re: recovering parameters passed with URL on the receiving PHP end

I noticed that Message-ID:
<415e81a3$0$179 67$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.n et> from aa contained
the following:
[color=blue]
>If I pass parameters to a PHP script in URL like
>
>.php?a=aa&b= bb
>how do I recover them on the receiving PHP end?
>I looked at the list of PHP Variables using phpinfo() and found nothing
>suitable[/color]

aa will be in the superglobal variable $_GET['a']

bb will be in the superglobal variable $_GET['b']
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[Janwillem Borleffs]

Re: recovering parameters passed with URL on the receiving PHP end

Geoff Berrow wrote:[color=blue]
> aa will be in the superglobal variable $_GET['a']
>
> bb will be in the superglobal variable $_GET['b'][/color]

And the entire query string will be in:

$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']


JW

[Bent Stigsen]

Re: recovering parameters passed with URL on the receiving PHP end

aa wrote:[color=blue]
> If I pass parameters to a PHP script in URL like
>
> .php?a=aa&b=bb
> how do I recover them on the receiving PHP end?
> I looked at the list of PHP Variables using phpinfo() and found nothing
> suitable[/color]

Request parameters will only show in output if parameters are present
when you use phpinfo. If you did, then look again. They *are* there.

/Bent