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Why can't $_POST get the value?
- WBOYOriginal
- 2016-08-04 09:22:191351browse
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There is a bug in phpstorm’s built-in server post, you can use PHP’s built-in server instead
See my previous solutions
https://segmentfault.com/q/1010000005685200/a-1020000005685414
Why should we write html in the php file? .
Debug and see the results! Directly in the php filevar_dump($_POST); see if it is valuable
The reason is that you write the PHP code directly in HTML,
<code class="php">
// HTML CODE
if ($_POST['a'] && $_POST['b'])
{
//CODE..
}</code>
Written like this, when you getrequest, because $_POST is space-time at this time, an undefined parameter error will occur,
So are you sure you postrequested?
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