Try using braces around $_POST or any superglobal you use:
print_r($_POST);
print "<br><br>{$_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']}";
print "<br><br>{$_POST['username']}";
Works for me.
Hth,
Andre
On Sunday 29 August 2004 01:13 pm, John Nichel wrote:
> FrzzMan wrote:
> > John Nichel wrote:
> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >>> The first two of these 3 echo statements work. But my last echo
> >>> doesn't. 'username' is the name of the element I want to echo. To the
> >>> right of each is what I see echoed.
> >>>
> >>> echo $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']; echos -> POST
> >>> echo $_POST; echos -> Array
> >>> echo $_POST['username']; echos -> nothing
> >>
> >> How are you setting $_POST['username']? Let's see the code for the
> >> form.
> >
> > Members in $_POST array are set (mostly) by submitting a form with POST
> > method, make sure your form is not submitting by GET.
>
> The first echo statement from the OP shows that the request method is
> *not* GET.
>
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