Question

I have either an URL like this: http://url.com/test.html?var1?var2 or like this: http://url.com/test.html?var2

how can I, using php always extract var2? meaning $variable = var2.

Please note that somehow the server I’m working on doesn’t support $_GET. It just doesn’t work.

thank you for your kind help 🙂

EDIT: after using print_r($_GET) on this url: http://xxxxxx.com/partners/?page_id=1012?selectuser=1 I get: Array ( [page_id] => 1012?selectuser=1 )

but when i do an <?php echo $_GET['selectuser']; ?> nothing gets echoed…

EDIT 2: doing an <?php var_dump($_GET['selectuser']); ?> on http://xxxxxx.com/partners/?page_id=1012?selectuser=1 I get NULL

Answer 1

Incorrect:

http://url.com/test.html?var1?var2

Correct:

http://url.com/test.html?var1=value1&var2=value2

Get your urls in order first, then try $_GET.

— Edit —

Not sure what you mean by “Please note that somehow the server I’m working on doesn’t support $_GET. It just doesn’t work.” The following should work:

var_dump($_GET); // outputs array with var1 and var2

var_dump($_GET['var1']); // outputs value1

var_dump($_GET['var2']); // outputs value2

var_dump(end($_GET)); // outputs value2 (or whatever last element in array is)

And if $_GET doesn’t work, try $_REQUEST.