well if your talking about server variables then you might do something like this:
i have a form with name and email on it, say im stupid and cant remember if i set the form to post or get method, in my PHP script i would do like so to retreive the value either way
<?php
$name = $_REQUEST['name']; //could be from $_POST or $_GET but who really knows????
$email= $_REQUEST['email']; //could be from $_POST or $_GET but who really knows????
?>
this will get the two values no matter which method they were sent to the script with...hope this helps dude! :D
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No, you are better using the correct type ie: $_POST or $_GET
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