Sometime on Sun, Feb 26, 2006 at 07:35:42PM +0000, Sanket Medhi said:
What I am trying to do is use the index.php to act as
the front page of
the site, as well as be able to handle queries using the GET method. For
example,
http://localhost/index.php?search=somestring should work as
well. That is, there might or might not be a query string. All I want to
know is whether such a query string exists or not. And if yes, what
is(are) the parameter(s) (in this case, search is the parameter).
$_GET is an array which keeps track of query string, not a method.
<?php
if ($_GET)
print_r($_GET);
else
echo "There is no query string";
?>
You could then access individual elements in query string by using
echo $_GET['search'];
Anurag
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