I have a form which uses the “GET” method.
This might be a stupid question…
I would need to view the full querystring somehow, of the form when submitting it?
I have Firebug if that would help somehow…
Thanks
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I have a form which uses the “GET” method.
This might be a stupid question…
I would need to view the full querystring somehow, of the form when submitting it?
I have Firebug if that would help somehow…
Thanks
In PHP, you can use
$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'].In Firebug, it’s a matter of going to the Network tab and selecting the request. The query string will be in the request line after the first
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