Hello Chris,
If you wants $QUERY_STRING only try this:
1) Create file wrapper.php:
<?php
$QUERY_STRING = "your values";
include "your_script.php";
?>
2) php.exe -q wrapper.php
CC> All -
CC> I am using the php.exe preprocessor and I want to run the preprocessor manually
and see the output it generates on a particular .php file I have wrote.
CC> The .php file I have written requires some URL arguments which would normally be
submitted in the QUERY_STRING argument on the URL link. How can I force these values
into the QUERY_STRING using
CC> the preprocessor php.exe file?
CC> Thanks
CC> Chris
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