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Question $HTTP_POST_VARS['command']

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Hi There,

Can anyone explain to me this line of code? What is it used for? etc..

$HTTP_POST_VARS['command']

The text that I saw it in doesn't explain it...
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Re: $HTTP_POST_VARS['command']

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Originally Posted by maydhyam View Post
Hi There,

Can anyone explain to me this line of code? What is it used for? etc..

$HTTP_POST_VARS['command']

The text that I saw it in doesn't explain it...


It's a variable contained in the super global array array $HTTP_POST_VARS for php versions prior to 4.1.0.

"command" in this case, is just a variable named: command, which would be passed back to the script from some web page using the http post command.

Lookup: $HTTP_POST_VARS in the php manual.

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