You can use $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']
Per wrote:
1lt John W. Holmes wrote:
Anyone who knows why get variables whit spaces in looking like this in
the URL blah.php?aa+bb=1 is changed to aa_bb in $_GET resulting in
$_GET['aa_bb'] instead of $_GET['aa bb']?
That's just what PHP does. It'll als
1lt John W. Holmes wrote:
Anyone who knows why get variables whit spaces in looking like this in
the URL blah.php?aa+bb=1 is changed to aa_bb in $_GET resulting in
$_GET['aa_bb'] instead of $_GET['aa bb']?
That's just what PHP does. It'll also convert any periods in a form element
name to an un
> Anyone who knows why get variables whit spaces in looking like this in
> the URL blah.php?aa+bb=1 is changed to aa_bb in $_GET resulting in
> $_GET['aa_bb'] instead of $_GET['aa bb']?
That's just what PHP does. It'll also convert any periods in a form element
name to an underscore.
Otherwise, i
Hi Per,
> Anyone who knows why get variables whit spaces in looking like this in
> the URL blah.php?aa+bb=1 is changed to aa_bb in $_GET resulting in
> $_GET['aa_bb'] instead of $_GET['aa bb']?
I don't think spaces are legal in variable names - PHP's probably just
trying to recover from the dod
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