Hell Knut,
"Knut H. Hassel Nielsen" wrote:
> Did you try to see if $HTTP_GET_VARS can help you ?
It's useful for pulling down the URL variables into an array, however I'd now
like to go to the next step of pulling out data of an array of arrays...
All of the files here are in a database.
http://openconcept.ca/rabble/newsfeeds.phtml
Select a number of them and it brings you here:
http://openconcept.ca/rabble/superRSS.phtml?superRSS173=1170&superRSS177=1189
Pulls in the right data and everything.
However, I'd now like to write this data to a database (after making minor
adjustments):
http://openconcept.ca/rabble/superRSS.phtml?Title%5B1170%5D=ANTI-FTAA+TOUR+TO+THE+NORTHEASTERN+UNITED+STATES&URL%5B1170%5D=http%3A%2F%2FProtest.Net%2Fview.cgi%3Fview%3D2052&Abstract%5B1170%5D=dd&Title%5B1189%5D=Rich+World%27s+Trade+Ministers+Discuss+New+Trade+Round&URL%5B1189%5D=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wtowatch.org%2Fwtowatch%2Fnews%2Findex.cfm%3FID%3D2108&Abstract%5B1189%5D=dd&new_superRSS=new_superRSS
However I now have an array of arrays to seperate and it doesn't seem to be
working like the first one did.
> Its an array of every variable posted by GET (the way you described)
It was a GET & not POST indeed.
> Else :
> Split the different key/values with the delimiter '&' and thereafter split the
> elements in the array by '='
How do I pull in this data if not as an array?
Mike
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