On Sat, April 28, 2007 3:54 pm, js wrote:
For me, PHP's issetting or emptying $_GET, $_POST or $_REQUEST is
cumbersome.
want it to be more easy and comfortable.
I could say I want a JSP's HttpServletRequest for PHP.
I feel that a 'request' class wouldn't be appropriate for the $_REQUEST
array. The reason being, is that there isn't to that class other than
the $_REQUEST array, and a bunch of 'get' methods. If this were to be
expanded upon by adding filtering user input, then it *could* be more
useful. IMO
For me, PHP's issetting or emptying $_GET, $_POST or $_REQUEST is cumbersome.
want it to be more easy and comfortable.
I could say I want a JSP's HttpServletRequest for PHP.
(http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/2.2/javadoc/javax/servlet/http/HttpServletRequest.html)
I think you're 100% right
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I feel that a 'request' class wouldn't be appropriate for the $_REQUEST
array. The reason being, is that there isn't to that class other than
the $_REQUEST array, and a bunch of 'get' methods. If this were to be
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