Re: [PHP] Getting parameters from a URL coming from outside the site

[Brian V Bonini]

On Fri, 2005-05-20 at 12:51, Mário Gamito wrote:

> Why is this wrong and how to make it right ?

I did this and sent myself a link to it via email, clicked it from
within my email client (Evolution) which launched a browser and called
the script successfully writing the vars to test.txt. Of course this is
not use-able in the real world but it works for testing...

http:/foobar.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]&code=vu782

http://foobar.com/test.txt";);

?>


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[PHP] Getting parameters from a URL coming from outside the site

[Mário Gamito]

Hi,

Following the previous discussion regarding confirmation of
subscriptions (to all the people who replied, my thanks), i now generate
an URL something like this:


http://www.bar.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]&code=vu782
This hit will come from someone's mail client.

Then, in file confirma_registo_action.php, i do:

  $email= $_GET['email'];
  $code = $_GET['code'];
  print($email);
  print($code);

for testing, but it does print nothing.
So, i'm not getting the parameters from the URL.
I have register_globals=Off in php.ini

Why is this wrong and how to make it right ?

Thanking you in advance.

Warm Regards,

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