PHP method Post - how to simulate input by hardcoding the url? I need to compile an URL that will work with a php script. The idea is to create something like: http://www.mysite.com/script.php?user=00?

that will pass the data to script.php same as post form.

Hello,

If you want to deal with POST you need to use the $_POST variable in PHP to deal with that. But if you want to deal with the URL you posted you need the GET request method since hte variables are naked to the eye not hidden.

The following example will help you do what you want:

script.php?user=0001&data=something
===============
// Check if user presses submit
if( isset( $_GET['submit'] ) )
{
// Grab the POST variables
$user = $_GET['user'];
$data = $_GET['data'];

// Print them to the screen
echo 'USER=> ', $user, '
DATA => ', $data;
}
else
{
// set the Action for the form to script.php
// set the Request for the form to GET
$output = '<form action="script.php" method="get">';
$output .= '<input name="user" type="text" />';
$output .= '<textarea name="data"></textarea>';
$output .= '<<input name="submit" type="submit" />';
$output .= '</form>';
echo $output;
}

=============

The above will first print the form to the screen, if you pressed submit, it will check if that variable exists ( by using isset), if that variable "submit" (which is the name of the input submit), it means the form has been submitted to script.php using the GET request method!

Then you can manipulate the data from there.

Good Luck

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EDIT:
======================================?

As you stated a web-enabled hardware device, if you are sure the request comes from a POST, then you cannot send the request with http://mysite.com/script.php?user=001& data=whatever , in whatever language your using, you will need to place the POST variables in the header for that request.

But if you want to send a GET request similar to the one you provided, your PHP page should have the following:

============
// Check the request has user and data as a GET req method
if( isset( $_GET['user']) && isset( $_GET['data'] ) )
{
// Grab the POST variables
$user = $_GET['user'];
$data = $_GET['data'];

echo 'USER=> ', $user, 'DATA => ', $data;
}
else
{
echo 'Request is empty';
}

============

I assume your doing an asynchronous call, and your doing something which is similar to REST Services, your web -enabled device will grab what is echoed.

I hope that solves your problem

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