>phpinfo(); is your friend. Insert into a PHP script which has a query >string (the part of the URL after the ?) and look at the environment >variables available and listed in the output generated by phpinfo(). The >variable you're looking for is $QUERY_STRING, but you really should get >familiar with all of the other variables available since there are many that >are quite useful. Also see parse_url() in the manual since it lets you grab >each of the URL's components separately and you can supply the URL as >$SCRIPT_URI, $SCRIPT_URL or something similar.
Thanks that is what I needed. I am starting to learn more about phpinfo. Is there a really good place that documents all the options and variables and such? -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
