Ok, this I knew --->:
> > > > What about the parameters of a URL like the following: > > > > http://foo.org:80/foo/Geeks/Functions/ffunky/fcool.html?arg1=kiki&arg2=koko > If page fcool is active you can write the page like this: > http://foo.org:80/foo/Geeks/Functions/ffunky/fcool/kiki/koko/ > and the vars $argc and argv would be the folowing: > $argc = 2 & > $argv[0] = kiki > $argv[1] = koko But here I don't get it! --> > Se? > > bla?t=43&s=23&u=12 > Yeah see above :) The question is "does a mechanism or an API exist to retrieve the set of key/values of the arguments found after the question mark (?)" ? I fully understand that querying $argc and $argv[n] would give me the answer but how to find how many arguments (past the ?) were used in a query? For example like in --> http://www.bla.com/page?arg1=3&arg2=4&arg3=78 Is there some kind of variable that stores arg1, arg2, and arg3 key/values pairs?? Or is there a way to know the number of arguments? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
