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I am developing in C++ and is trying to learn some php.
I was wondering, I know I can take values from netsend (url request) like ‘index.php?user=myUser’ and so on. How can i use netsend to retrieve the same value, user? Is it even possible?
Sending a request, how do I determine what is the ‘response’ ?
Thank you,
Martol1ni
It’s possible, and it’s easy. Just use the PHP _$GET[] variable:
http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_get.asp
The “response” is whatever your PHP program returns. It’s usually an HTML page. But it could just as easily be a word, a number, a line of text … or an XML document or a JSON object. It’s totally up to you.
Here’s a good tutorial (one of many you can find on the Web):
http://phptutorial.info/