|  | Posted by tony on 04/16/06 11:07 
In article <1145134642.131789.187380@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, damirz@gmail.com says...
 > But you still can try with $HTTP_*_VARS :)
 >
 > // $nextGlobal = {"GET", "POST", ...}
 >
 > function showthisarray($nextGlobal) {
 >   echo($nextGlobal . "\n"); // debug line
 >   foreach(${'HTTP_' . $nextGlobal . '_VARS'} as $k => $v  ) {
 >        echo($k . " = " . $v . "\n");
 >  }
 > }
 >
 > I didn't write much PHP lately, so sorry if there is some syntax (or
 > any other) error here.
 >
 >
 
 Worth a try but it produces the same result. It seems you can't pass the
 array name in a string at all from what I can see.
 
 tony
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