Help for $_GET with a complete URL as parameter

[guruk]

Hi

 

is there a way to implement a complete url with own parameters in a $_GET command?

 

like param1=hello

    param2=test.php?t=1&v=3&x=3

    param3=thanks

 

i know its normal not possible because of the & . i also know the solution with uriencode, but my client says thats not possible. he only could do a " or ### in the beginning and end to mark that special parameter like.. 

      myscript.php?param1=hello&param2="test.php?t=1&v=3&x=3"&param3=thanks

or    myscript.php?param1=hello&param2=###test.php?t=1&v=3&x=3###&param3=thanks

 

but anyhow.. how should I read this.. i did not found a standart solution with $_GET and Quotes

so it looks i need a total own Routine to read the full parameter from $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']

 

Do you have a solution for me? with standart $_GET or with a function that emulates the $_GET and works with Quotes?

 

I would appreciate you can help

 

thanks

Chris

 

 

[rhodesa]

you mean like this:

 

<?php
  $params = array(
    'param1' => 'hello',
    'param2' => 'test.php?t=1&v=3&x=3',
    'param3' => 'thanks',
  );
  print 'myscript.php?'.http_build_query($params); 
?>

[guruk]

yes USUALY would be like that

 

but my client says he cannot give me a encoded url (like you do)

 

so.. just with a ### in the beginning and end.

 

tja... what should i say.. client is king...

 

so for me looks like just a procedure that reads the $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] can save my day

 

greets

chris

 

 

[rhodesa]

that is silly...client should follow web standards...

 

yeah, you should be able to parse it out yourself...

[guruk]

yes thats what i will try now.. just hoped someone else had a problem like that before and already a solution...

 

anyhow.. thanks

 

greets

chris

http://www.christian-albert-mueller.com