> > sense to me that this "feature" get another look. I can see no logical > > reason to not allow . in the global $_POST variable... > > Basically, what I'd like is to be able to post a form element with > > id="myvariable.whatever" and access it on the next page with > > $_POST["myvariable.whatever"]. > > Here's just one of many good reasons ... > > // obviously this is some busted garbage > $name.Array["first"]="Chris"; > $name.Array["last"]="Wesley"; > $name=$name.Array["first"]." ".$name.Array["last"];
That assumes register_globals is ON, though, which isn't recommended. If you read the questions, the poster talks about using the value such as $_POST['name.Array'], which is valid. Since it's encouraged to have register globals OFF, I think they should do aways with this period to underscore thing, also. It will only jack up people's code that rely on register_globals and they should be changing it anyhow. ---John Holmes... -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
