If you try to access a form variable that hasn't been set, you get an
undefined index. Try checking with something like
if(isset($_POST['SortBy'])) {
// do something with 'SortBy'
}
In any case, you'll get the undefined index warning anytime you try to
read an array index that hasn't been set.
..michael..
On Mon, 2002-08-19 at 14:49, Shu Chow wrote:
> I'm using the superglobal $_POST array to access URL
> parameters passed to my page. I was getting undefined
> constant errors in my error_log file, and found that I
> needed to quote the variables in the array.
> $_POST['SortBy'] etc. Now, it appears that I've just
> traded the undefined constant errors for undefined index
> warnings. Everytime a page hits a page with url
> parameters, it triggers a warning in the error_log file.
> What's triggering these undefined index errors? I suppose
> I could lower the logging level in php.ini, but I'd rather
> code properly than to hide the problem. Thanks!
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