Jochem wrote:
>> Thanks but this would be impractical for the real application. I need to
>> gather
>> customer data and write it to the database. I would likely use POST. I
>> couldn't
>> get POST to work either but am using _GET right now since I can at least
>> see the query string value.
>ok - I assume then that POST values don't appear in argv as GET values
>do? if they do then the proposition stands.
I did try
if (empty($_GET)) { parse_str($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'],$_GET); }
which worked so I guess I should be able to come up with an equivalent for
_POST using argv, argc.
>I am guessing but I also think the problem is to do with the fact that
>the CGI sapi is being used.
I am using the CLI SAPI, I checked using php_sapi_name(). Is this causing
the problem?
Cheers
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