This is probably a question better addressed to the AzPHP mailing list
instead of PLUG discuss. You can find it at
http://www.azphp.org/
Craig White wrote:
| Trying to figure out what is exactly POST'ed to a php file when executed
| from a form. Perhaps my problem is that from the 'sender' I have several
| 'form' objects, each with an 'input' button to invoke the action.
I do this internally on our systems all the time and don't generally
have issues. The only fields that are posted to a page are the ones that
are inside of the <form> tag that has the button that was pressed.
Using the example XHTML code:
~ <form method="post" action="test.php">
~ <input type="text" name="foo" />
~ <input type="submit" value="Button 1" />
~ </form>
~ <form method="post" action="test.php">
~ <input type="text" name="bar" />
~ <input type="submit" value="Button 2" />
~ </form>
If a user clicks on Button 2, then only the text field "bar" is posted
to bar.php -- "foo" is ignored.
| anyway, I have tried to inspect the contents of of the POST by simple
| commands in my target.php file with
|
| var_export($_POST);
| var_export($_HTTP_POST_VARS);
$HTTP_POST_VARS is deprecated as of PHP4 -- avoid it like the plague, if
you can.
| but the thing that is really making me crazy is if I have two
| consecutive lines...
|
| $action = $_POST['OK'];
| var_export($_POST['OK']);
|
| will return different values.
|
| It's almost as if the value of $_POST['OK'] will never die - even if I
| change the 'name' of all of the '<input name="OK" value="some_value">
| buttons.
It's really hard to tell what you're trying to do without seeing both
PHP code and accompanying HTML, so I can't comment on this one.
| So I am really left to think that the above 'var_export' commands simply
| don't give me a complete dump of all of the data that is POST'ed - is
| there any way to get a complete dump of this data?
You can try several other methods. Try these:
~ 1. echo "<pre>". print_r($_POST) ."</pre>";
~ 2. echo "<pre>". var_dump($_POST) ."</pre>";
~ 3. foreach ($_POST AS $key => $val) { echo "$key => $val<br />" }
Note that if you're using PHP3 instead of PHP4, you'll need to replace
$_POST with $HTTP_POST_VARS instead.
HTH
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June Tate *
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june@theonelab.com
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