"Gyozo Papp" <pgerzson@freestart.hu> wrote:
> Seriously, If you use either $HTTP_POST_VARS or $HTTP_GET_VARS (respect to
the action)
> 1: you can access the variable with its original name
($HTTP_POST_VARS['foo*bar'], in my example),
> 2: but you can't refer to it as a common global variable like : $foo*bar.
> 3: much more interesting with variable variables, try and see. I don't say
annything ... :)
Also, variables cannot have numbers in their name, but a variable variables
workaround allows them to be used. For example:
You cannot set $1 = "something".
But you can do:
$a = 1;
$$a = "something";
echo $$a; // prints "something".
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