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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 05/07/06 18:03
Toby Inkster wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>
>
>>First of all, what happens if you need to access the unchanged versions
>>of the $_POST variables? Maybe not now - but you might in the future.
>
>
> Then you add
>
> <?php
> $origpost = $_POST;
> ?>
>
> at the top of your file. :-)
>
Hi, Toby,
Well, as you just said:
"... why create a new array when $_POST already exists (and is conveniently a
superglobal!)?"
:-)
People are used to using $_POST; adding another variable in its place makes
things more confusing. Additionally, if you ever need to merge in other
routines which use $_POST, you'll need to change that code.
The result could end being that some of your code uses $_POST and some doesn't.
This can rapidly become confusing.
And BTW, $origpost won't be a superglobal.
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