26: POST and GET Superglobals in PHP | PHP Tutorial | Learn PHP Programming | PHP for Beginners



POST and GET Superglobals in PHP | PHP Tutorial | Learn PHP Programming | PHP for Beginners. The POST and GET superglobal in PHP are used to transfer data from one page to another. These are VERY common in PHP and are used in a lot of scripts which makes this an important lesson to watch.

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27 thoughts on “26: POST and GET Superglobals in PHP | PHP Tutorial | Learn PHP Programming | PHP for Beginners

  1. David Ashby says:

    Hi, I have written an annonymous function that works once a page is loaded but upon first landing on the site I get undefined function as in the address bar the ?page=home is missing. The title shows the correct title, Home Page, and the body of text that I have also shows the page name but still I get the error.

    Do you have a tutorial covering this, I cannot locate one, or are you thinking of doing 1?

    $page = $_GET["page"];

    $getPage = function() use ($page){

    if(isset($_GET["page"])){

    echo ucfirst($page) . " Page.";

    } else {

    echo "Home Page";

    //This echo is being used on first landing on site

    // by the title and the body of text naming the page

    // Home page.

    }

    };

    Call it by

    $getPage();

    Thanks

  2. Fahri Foxtrot-Whiskey says:

    Hello Daniel,
    Apparently nobody else had this problem or they just found solution for it. I have this error message as following;
    Notice: Undefined index: name in /path/nameoffile.php on line 31
    It works though, I can get the result. But cannot get rid of this error message!
    I googled it and found people searching for an answer for the same problem. I tried all of them but none worked for me. 🙁

    Where is the mistake? I am using XAMPP.

    <?php
    echo $_POST ['name'];
    ?>
    <form method="POST">
    <input type="hidden" name="name" value="Jack">
    <button type="submit">Submit</button>
    </form>

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