$roidInfo = '';
$nomeDominio ='';
if (isset($_GET['infoDominio']))
{
$nomeDominio = filter_input(INPUT_GET, 'nomeDominio', FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);
$dominioVo->setNome($nomeDominio);
try
{
...
$roidInfo = isset($infoDominio['roid']) ? $infoDominio['roid'] : '';
}
catch (EppCommandsExceptions $e)
{
...
}
//all well here, I get the dump with values:
//var_dump($nomeDominio);
//var_dump($roidInfo);
}
if (isset($_POST['atualizarDominio']))
{
var_dump($nomeDominio); //dump ""
var_dump($roidInfo); //dump ""
On the above excerpt I lost the value of $nomeDominio and $roidInfo but I don't understand why. Can I have your help to find out why is this happening?
UPDATE
Here is, the exact same issue, but by using SESSIONS:
<?php session_start(); ?>
<?php
$roidInfo = '';
$nomeDominio ='';
if (isset($_GET['infoDominio']))
{
$nomeDominio = '123';
try
{
//...
$roidInfo = '456';
$_SESSION['nomeDominio'] = $nomeDominio;
$_SESSION['roidInfo'] = $roidInfo;
//retrieving the values. OK.
var_dump($_SESSION['roidInfo']);
var_d开发者_JAVA百科ump($_SESSION['nomeDominio']);
}
catch (EppCommandsExceptions $e)
{
//...
}
}
if (isset($_POST['atualizarDominio']))
{
//retrieving index undefined. not ok.
var_dump($_SESSION['nomeDominio']);
var_dump($_SESSION['roidInfo']);
//all the rest... runs
}
?>
Thanks in advance, MEM
This was a weird case. I was able do pass the values due to my form action declarations.
I had, on the first form:
<form name="infoDominio" action="<?php echo htmlentities($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);?>" method="get">
On the second form:
<form action="<?php echo htmlentities($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);?>" name="atualizarDominio" method="post">
If we remove the action information from the second form:
<form action="" name="atualizarDominio" method="post">
It will work.
Thank you all that have replied, this is, à mon avis, a weird stuff. :s
Is isset($_GET['infoDominio']
actually true? If thats not the case $nomeDominio
stays an empty string in the last code block.
You got two DIFFERENT conditions. one on $_GET['infoDominio']
, one on $_POST['atualizarDominio']
. Maybe only one of them is set and the other is not?
The "all well" code is run when $_GET['infoDominio']
is set. The "not all well" is run when $_POST['atualizarDominio']
is set. They are two different variables!
edit:
OK, as I found in the discussion under the original original question - the real issue is that PHP doesn't remember $nomeDominio
and $roidInfo
between each run of the script - you have to use sessions or cookies to remember them.
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