I'm having a very very weird issue that I'm unable to see...
I tend to have a "check" in scripts that return things through AJAX so, if you don't give it some key value to POST or GET, it won't work.
So, in my script I have this:
if (isset($_GET['end'])){
do something;
}
else
die ('You are doing it wrong');
So, having this URL:
calendarEvents.php?start=1314568800&end=1317592800&_=1316538623362
SHOULD pass the isset. In fact, if I echo the isset result or even the $_GET['end']
itself, it ouputs right. Seriously, what's wrong?
Edit: var_dump results
array
'start' => string '1314568800' (length=10)
'end' => string '1317592800' (length=10)
'_' => string '1316538623362' (length=13)
Edit once again:
I'm including a file here which has another include inside. If I include both开发者_Python百科 files inside the failing file, it works, but if include ones that includes another one it fails. No inception allowed inside PHP...
BTW... Thanks for downvoting. I would like that someone explain me why a valid question with a real problem is downvoted, because don't know how to solve it?
If your url is being submitted from a webpage it might be interpreting &end
as an entity and submitting an invalid url to the server.
I'm including a file here which has another include inside. If I include both files inside the failing file, it works, but if include ones that includes another one it fails. No inception allowed inside PHP...
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