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I have an application that interacts with an outside API. When the remote serve posts a request containing specific status, I need to re-send the entire contents of that post to a different application through an external URL.
Is it possible to take the entire $_REQUEST and re-post it else where, or do I have to iterate through $_REQUEST and build a new array for posting where I need to?
you should distinct between $_POST and $_GET values.
$_REQUEST represents all values that are coming by GET and POST, if one key is set in $_POST and $_GET value from $_POST have precedence when getting saved to the $_REQUEST array.
append everything that comes via $_GET to the URL and send everything from $_POST in the request body.