Actually $_POST is an array itself.

So, try to get its keys and values as like other variables.

Can you help me with this:

I need to store all the post variables displayed in “print_r($_POST);” in an array so that I can compare it with a MySQL table.

Is there a way to do it ?

Thanks in advance

http://pastebin.com/f3d201b3c

Basicly the same but makes a sticky terminal like box on the top left of the page. The box will be no more then 90% of the height if the document (just in case there are a looot of varibales, the overflow-y: is set to auto, so it’ll show a scrollbar when neccerary).

For the rest it’s devided in both POST and GET, with each one on a new line.

Handy
Feel free to customize to your liking.

Yes.

You are right.
But in that case you do not know which are your POST or GET variables.
If you check the PHP manual, you will see that $_REQUEST use is discouraged.

echo ”;
var_dump($_REQUEST);
echo ”;

It gets both GET or POST values … now thats what I call universal!

Yes. You are right.
Storing the value in a variable will give the coder flexibility to test the availability of the variables at any position in the page.

And thanks for the comment.

If you pass second param true then print_r outputs to a variable. That you can show the result in any place!

$out = print_r($_POST, true)