note 27089 deleted from function.getallheaders by betz
| From: | betz@php.net | Date: | Tue, 08 Aug 2006 10:58:16 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 27089 deleted from function.getallheaders by betz | ||
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Note Submitter: linuxapps at yahoo dot com
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I think the previous poster is new to web development, so to keep the confusion down I recommend
that other newbies read a tutorial on the HTTP protocol.
The poster meant well, but server variables have absolutely nothing to do with this function (nor
the HTTP protocol). They aren't a part of the received browser header. getallheaders() will
return the entire BROWSER header string to an array.
That's all it is supposed to do and as it was pointed out (by smclean) that this is a VERY
USEFUL feature for certain applications. That's why I looked up the function in the first
place!
So, yes, you must use the $_SERVER array to retrieve server variables. And to understand certain
variables passed by the server read up on the CGI protocol.