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I am building a simple admin area for my site and I want the URLs to look somewhat like this: http://mysite.com/admin/?home http://mysite.com/admin/?settings http://mysite.com/admin/?users But I am not sure how I would retrieve what page is being requested and then show the required page. I tried this in my switch: switch($_GET[]) { case 'home': echo 'admin home'; break; } But I get this error: Fatal error: Cannot use [] for reading in C:\path\to\web\directory\admin\index.php on line 40 Is there any way around this? I want to avoid setting a value to the GET request, like: http://mysite.com

I'm working on a chrome extension that sends an HTTP request using the method GET. How do I send at www.example.com the parameter par with value 0 ? www.example.com?par=0 (the server reads the parameter par and does some stuff) I found this article, talking about Cross-Origin XMLHttpRequest . But I don't know how their example could help me. You have to go to your manifest.json and add the permission for www.example.com : { "name": "My extension", ... "permissions": [ "http://www.example.com/*" ], ... } Then in your background page (or somewhere else) you can do: fetch('http://www.example.com

A client requires that all GET/POST requests are logged and stored for 90 days for their applicaiton. I have written a HOOK which seems to record some of the GETS / POSTS but there is less data than I would expect. For example, when submitting form data, the entries don't seem to be put in the log. Has anyone written something similar which works? Here is my version thus far: class Logging { function __construct() { $this->CI =& get_instance(); } function index() { $this->CI->load->model('Logging_m'); $this->CI->load->model('Portal_m'); //get POST and GET values for LOGGING $post = trim(print