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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