Handling HTTP request arguments in a PHP script?

1 This is a bit of bad form as the $_REQUEST variable is made from any of $_GET, $_POST or $_COOKIE. – Paul. S Dec 3 at 11:47 ok you can use $_GET and $_REQUEST alternate – Sonal Khunt Dec 3 at 11:48.

$_GET'id' will hold URL arguments, $_POST'id' analog for form elements You should NOT use $_REQUEST, best of all you know where your user input comes from, so use $_GET if you expect GET requests, and $_POST for form processing. (Same for $_COOKIE and $_SESSION).

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