Question

I do one request and my URL has a parameter like this .../index.php?customer=abc

In index.php‘s class $_GET['customer'] is available.

There are multiple other classes being created then.

Finally in somefile.php containing some different class someClass, $_GET['customer'] is no more available.

I am forced to use a framework that uses a form that eval()s PHP code on button click.

new TDynButton($body, "login", ... , "\$this->win->doLogin();");

IndoLogin() there is no $_GET['customer']. Cannot understand why. Is it possible if this framework uses action=GET in the background that I am losing my $_GET? Im totally lost.

Thanks.

Answer 1

My approach would be to give the information in $_GET[‘customer’] to the instatiated object by passing it in the constructor and store it in a private member. This way you have the information needed and no direct access to $_GET is nessessary. This is anyway a better design I think.