$_GET is a PHP languages level interface into retrieving HTTP GET
parameters, so yes, they have to be passed as GET params which means via
the url and after a "?".
In ZF, you are able to pass parameters on the url in specific known
locations. See:
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.controller.router.html#zend.controller.router.default-routes
to understand more about the default router and how to get parameters
into an application without using $_GET or $_POST variables.
-ralph
Sergio Gabriel Rodriguez wrote:
Hi all,
I'm new with Zend Framework, I have a simple question about how Zend
Framewok works, if I have a uri like this
http://localhost/public/index/view/id/4
<http://localhost/index/index/test/1234/test2/4321> , can I access to
the params with $_GET['id] or $_GET only exists if the url contain the
question mark? ( I know I have to use $this->_getParam('id') )
I did a test with v1.8 and don't work, but a friend told me it works
with an old framework version, it that true?
thanks!
--
Sergio Gabriel Rodriguez
http://www.3trex.com.ar
