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Posted by jenngra on 05/03/06 21:44
> If your form is POSTing to a script, then the variables are passed in
> by default, in the $_POST variable. For example, $_POST['post1'] ==
> "somethingA", $_POST['post2'] == "somethingB", and so on. If you have
> regsiter_globals turned on in php.ini (which is, in general, a bad idea
> - security vulnerability), the variables will be automatically
> assigned, e.g. $post1 = "somethingA".
>
> If you're using GET, then just use the $_GET[] array.
Ah - maybe you can help shed some light on what I am trying to do. I
want to encrypt the contents of the post string. At what point can
effect the post data? I mean, on the page which has the <FORM>, it is
being posted to SOMETHING.PHP. I am not sure where to place the
encryption routine.
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