Jimmy wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
>
>>variables, but as part of the Content of the HTTP request. Here is a sample:
>>
>
>>POST
>>/~rafael/sms_mail/cliente.dcs.php?NotificationProtocolVersion=1.0.0.0&ApplicationName=NPlex&ApplicationVersion=6.0.037&RequestType=NewMsg&RequestTime=01/15/2002%2014:08:23&ServerType=email&[EMAIL PROTECTED]&MessageType=email&[EMAIL PROTECTED]%3E&Subject=TST26&MessageReceivedTime=01/15/2002%2014:08:23
>
>>HTTP/1.0
>>
>
> in your php script, try to echo the passed param directly as variable,
> for example $NotificationProtocolVersion or $ApplicationName
> if it show the correct value, then you're lucky.
>
> otherwise, you have to parse the HTTP request.
> parse_str($QUERY_STRING);
> // after this you will have the $NotificationProtocolVersion variable
I have these variables, but these variables are NOT what I want. Well, I want them,
but that's the easy part. The problem is the content.
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